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Robinson-Patman Act Trade Association - to Protect Small Businesses from Superstores, Category Killers and Big Box Retailers. This website is about a new type of trade association, which focusses on a single issue, and is intended for small businesses of all types.

Last Update: 10/26/98

1. Finally, a Trade Association for a Single Small-Business Issue: Enforcement of the Robinson-Patman Act
2. Membership of the Robinson-Patman Act Trade Association
3. Membership Dues - Free for Charter Members
4. Services Provided by the Association to Its Members
5. Resources Now Available to You
6. FREE Review of Members' Price or Service Discrimination Problems
7. Damages Rule of Thumb: 9,000 X 1 Day's Loss of Profits
8. Current Trends Concerning Enforcement of the Robinson-Patman Act
9. How to Join the Robinson-Patman Act Trade Association
10. Why You Should Join the Robinson-Patman Act Trade Association
11. The Problem with Single-Industry Trade Associations
12. Membership in Multiple Trade Associations Should Be Increasing
13. Federal Trade Commission Guides (FTC Guides) for Advertising Allowances and Other Merchandising Payments and Services, 16 CFR 240
14. Liability: Easier to Prove Than the Amount of RPA Damages
15. Lawmall Website: Links to RPA-Related Topics
16. Websites of Interest to RPA Plaintiffs
17. Many Trade Associations Are Indifferent or Adverse
18. Help for Small Businesses May Be Near. See: NYC Small Business Committee of the New York County Lawyers' Association
19. Price Discrimination Newsletter
20. Resume of RPA Attorney Carl Person
21. E-Mail/Fax/Telephone Inquiries to Attorney Carl Person
22. If RPA Attorney and Client Live in Different States
23. Why Most Large Retailers, Wholesalers and Manufacturers Are Violating the RPA and Discriminating against Small Retailers
24. Lawmall Website - Main Menu
25. carlpers@ix.netcom.com

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