Doctor’s Hosp. of Jefferson, Inc. v. Se. Med. All., Inc.

In Doctor's Hosp. v. Se. Med. All., 123 F.3d 301, 303 (5th Cir. 1997), the Fifth Circuit held that:

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The [district] court reasoned that DHJ lacked standing to bring an antitrust suit against appellees because it had failed to demonstrate antitrust injury. Although we disagree with the district court's analysis of the standing issue, we affirm the grant of summary judgment on other grounds. Plaintiff failed to establish injury to competition as required for a Section 1 claim, and its Section 2 monopoly claims fail for want of an appropriate relevant market.

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