The Reasons behind the Rules in the Law of Business Torts
Weber, Charles M.
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Abstract
I. Introduction II. The Goals of the Law and How They Are Pursued … A. Social Control … B. The Aims of Social Control … C. Achieving These Goals III. Law-Making in the Area of Business Torts … A. Free Enterprise—A Basic Assumption … B. The Right to Pursue a Profit IV. Balancing Interests in Typical Business Tort Cases V. Reflections of the Process of Balancing Interests … A. Privilege … B. Abuse of Privilege VI. Trademark and Trade Name Cases … A. Terminology Used … B. Principal Interests in Trademark and Trade Name Cases VII. The Trade Secret Cases VIII. Business Torts Based on Statute … A. Infringement of Patents … B. Infringements of Copyrights … C. Business Torts Based on Violations of the Antitrust Laws IX. Conclusion