DOJ Antitrust

Navigating the Complex Landscape of US Antitrust Law

Meta Description: Understand the two core sections of the Sherman Act, the difference between per se and Rule of Reason violations, and the severe corporate and individual penalties for price-fixing, bid-rigging, and illegal monopolization. The Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 stands as the bedrock of United States competition policy. Its purpose is clear: to preserve

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The Sherman Act: Avoiding Costly Antitrust Violations

Navigating the Complex Landscape of US Antitrust Law