Leegin requires its retailers to agree not to sell this clothing at a discount, in spite of a 1911 law that states that manufacturers can only impose a ‘suggested retail price’,  however, having discovered that PSKS was violating the agreement by placing all Brighton clothing on sale, Leegin suspended all shipments to the retailer. As a result, PSKS sued claiming a violation of federal anti-trust laws and was awarded $1.2 million.

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