...cases. Reasoned estimation is required in all antitrust cases, but "while the damages [in such cases] may not be determined by mere speculation or guess,...inference, although the result be only approximate." Story Parchment Co. v. Paterson Co., 282 US 555, 563 (1931). See also Bigelow v. RKO Radio Pictures,...

...damages may not be determined by mere speculation or guess, it will be enough if the evidence shows the extent of the damages as a matter of just and...wrongdoer is not entitled to complain that they cannot 1 Opinion of the Court be measured with the exactness and precision that would be possible if the case,...

...the amount of damages, while mainly circumstantial, was competent; and that it sufficiently showed the extent of the damages, as a matter of just and reasonable inference, to warrant the submission of this question to the jury. The jury was instructed, in effect, that the...

...the amount of damages, while mainly circumstantial, was competent ; and that it sufficiently showed the extent of the damages, as a matter of just and reasonable inference, to warrant the submission of this question to the jury. The jury was instructed, in effect, that the...

...the amount of damages, while mainly circumstantial, was competent, and that it sufficiently showed the extent of the damages, as a matter of just and reasonable inference, to warrant the submission of this question to the jury. The jury was instructed, in effect, that the...

...be determined by merely speculation or guess is would be enough if the evidence shows the extent of damages as a matter of just and reasonable inference, although the result may be only approximate." The bill would apparently eliminate any need for proof of the fact of damage...

...be determined by merely speculation or guess is would be enough if the evidence shows the extent of damages as a matter of just and reasonable inference, although the result may be only approximate." The bill would apparently eliminate any need for proof of the fact of damage...

...cases may not be determined by mere speculation or guess, it will be enough if the evidence shows . . . the extent of the damages as a matter of just and reasonable inference, although the result may be only approximate. [Cases cited.] Lack of precision in apportioning damages between direct and...

...cases] may not be determined by mere speculation or guess, it will be enough if the evidence shows that the extent of the damages as a matter of just and reasonable inference, although the result' may be only approximate." Story Parchment Co. v. Patterson Paper Co., supra, at 563. See* also Bigelow...

...cases] may not be determined by mere speculation or guess, it will be enough if the evidence shows that the extent of the damages as a matter of just and reasonable inference, although the result' may be only approximate." Story Parchment Co. v. Patterson Paper Co., supra, at 563. See also Bigelow...