Essential-Facilities Doctrine

Essential-Facilities Doctrine

Definition

An exception to the general rule that firms have no obligation to deal with their competitors that requires certain owners of essential facilities to grant access to those facilities to competitors if the competitors cannot re-create the essential facilities and if providing such access is feasible.

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