In the 2007 Leegin case,the Supreme Court ruled that agreements specifying minimum resale prices must be analyzed under the rule of reason.

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In the 2007 Leegin case,the Supreme Court overturned a nearly 100-year-old precedent in the Dr.Miles case to rule that agreements specifying minimum resale prices must also be analyzed under the rule of reason; that is,those agreements are no longer per se violations of the law.Rather,they must be considered on a case-by-case basis weighing their pro- and anticompetitive effects.

In the 2007 Leegin Case,the Supreme Court Ruled That Agreements