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Fraser v. Major League Soccer
''Fraser v. Major League Soccer'', 284 F.3d 47 (1st Cir. 2002), was an antitrust suit filed by eight Major League Soccer players against MLS, the league's investors, and the United States Soccer Federation. The Court found that Major League Soccer was a single entity and therefore legally incapable of conspiring with itself.
==Arguments==
Through the Sherman and Clayton Acts, the plaintiffs claimed that MLS and its investors acting as a single entity unlawfully lessens the value of players' services and that MLS and the USSF conspired to monopolize the Division 1 professional soccer market.
Major League Soccer - through precedence set in ''Copperweld v. Independence Tube'' - argued that as a single entity with its investors, it could not conspire with itself because it functioned as a single business enterprise. MLS argued that controlling player salaries was critical to MLS' success.〔Brief for Defendants Major League Soccer LLC, et al, 2001 WL 36006544〕
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