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  • Indirect Purchaser Antitrust Claims on the Rise in New Mexico ( May 2003 )

    Federal antitrust statutes provide a cause of action for price-fixing allegations only to direct purchasers from the alleged wrongdoer. Thus, if price fixing occurs among manufacturers of furniture, wholesalers can bring claims against the manufactures, but others in the chain of distribution, including consumers, may not.
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