antitrust litigation

What are the Consequences of Antitrust Violations?

Consequences of antitrust violations can be severe and include:
Fines and Penalties: Companies found guilty of antitrust violations can face substantial fines and penalties.
Injunctions: Courts can issue orders requiring companies to change their business practices to comply with antitrust laws.
Damages: Businesses or consumers affected by anti-competitive practices can sue for damages.
Reputational Damage: Being involved in antitrust litigation can harm a company's reputation, affecting its relationships with customers, partners, and investors.

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