Five U.S. Antitrust and Competition Law Suggestions for Non-U.S. Companies
Just because your company isn’t based in the United States doesn’t mean it can ignore US antitrust and competition law. In this interconnected world, there is a good chance that if you produce something, the United States is a market that matters to your company.
For that reason, my blog post offers five suggestions that attorneys and leaders for non-U.S. companies should understand about US antitrust law. You can read more about these five tips by following the first link below.
- Two federal and many state agencies enforce antitrust laws in the United States
- The Courts ultimately decide the antitrust cases.
- Sometimes it’s okay to have a monopoly.
- It might surprise you that you are subject to the US antitrust laws.
- Much of US antitrust law is enforced through private antitrust lawsuits.
You can read the details describing each of these five suggestions by following the link below. The post also has a link to the French language version of the article.