Jones Day has represented both U.S. and non-U.S. clients confronted with investigations involving allegations of price fixing, bid rigging, market allocation arrangements and other forms of anticompetitive conduct viewed by the government as criminal.

Jones Day lawyers are able to combine their extensive experience in antitrust and complex criminal litigation matters to formulate effective and creative strategies for defending clients faced with allegations of criminal wrongdoing under antitrust and related statutes.  As a result, Jones Day has achieved the full range of successful outcomes for clients:  convincing the government not to bring charges, securing immunity for investigation targets, obtaining leniency under the United States Department of Justice and European Commission amnesty programs, and winning acquittals at trial.  When clients have found themselves faced with limited practical alternatives, Jones Day also has helped them navigate the difficult waters of plea negotiations.