Coopetition: Navigating The Antitrust Lines Between Collaboration And Collusion When Communicating And Cooperating With Competitors (Video)

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Collaborations with competitors can create efficiency and spur innovation.
United States Antitrust/Competition Law
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Collaborations with competitors can create efficiency and spur innovation. Antitrust laws are intended to promote procompetitive collaborations, but carry the stick of large fines, bet-the-company litigation and even jail time when collaboration crosses antitrust's line to collusion. Current antitrust scrutiny on consortia and collaborations in the healthcare, energy, food, fashion, retail and government contracting space make informal collaborations, information exchanges, and communications with direct competitors riskier than ever. This webinar will explore competition laws' lines between permissible collaboration and illegal collusion using cutting-edge hypotheticals with U.S. and European antitrust and competition practitioners.

Presented by

  • Ann O'Brien, Partner, Sheppard Mullin
  • John Carroll, Partner, Sheppard Mullin
  • Oliver Heinisch, Partner, Sheppard Mullin

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