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Specifically, the ''Goldfarb'' case involved a challenge to a minimum fee schedule established by a county bar association for practicing attorneys, and how attorneys could be disciplined by the state bar for violating those minimum rates.  The Court invalidated this fee schedule as "essentially a private anticompetitive activity."  The Court noted that neither [[Virginia]] law nor the rules of its Supreme Court mandated minimum fees.

Specifically, the ''Goldfarb'' case involved a challenge to a minimum fee schedule established by a county bar association for practicing attorneys, and how attorneys could be disciplined by the state bar for violating those minimum rates.  The Court invalidated this fee schedule as "essentially a private anticompetitive activity."  The Court noted that neither [[Virginia]] law nor the rules of its Supreme Court mandated minimum fees.

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