Antitrust & Competition Law
Unmatched experience resolving antitrust issues
Our integrated global Antitrust & Competition Law Practice has successfully represented clients in many of history's most challenging and complex antitrust matters. Our antitrust capabilities include transactions, investigations, litigation, and compliance counseling.
- With access to our broad network of lawyers in 27 business centers worldwide, our clients are provided strength and depth in all areas of antitrust law that matter to businesses seeking a coordinated and efficient approach to resolving matters before agencies and tribunals.
- Many Jones Day antitrust lawyers have held senior positions in enforcement agencies in the United States, Europe, and Asia Pacific and can provide valuable insights into government investigations and decision-making as well as increased credibility before antitrust authorities.
- Our lawyers use decades of experience to help clients assess and address myriad antitrust issues across a variety of industries and jurisdictions.
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