DE SB296

Expands the definition of "court" under antitrust law to include federal courts exercising supplemental jurisdiction, in addition to the Court of Chancery.

Adds monopolization prohibitions to § 2103, making it unlawful for any person to monopolize, attempt to monopolize, or conspire to monopolize trade or commerce in Delaware.

Clarifies that Attorney General investigative demands can relate to violations of both Delaware antitrust law and federal antitrust law.

Enables Attorney General to disclose investigative materials to federal and state law enforcement agencies and allows materials obtained from other agencies to be treated as if obtained under Delaware authority.

Establishes a presumption that price changes from antitrust violations are passed through every distribution chain level and permits plaintiffs to recover 25% of consideration paid for goods or services affected by violations as an alternative to proving actual damages.