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July 26, 2012AlertAntitrust/ Competition Southern District of Florida Accepts Solo Contender Plea Against DOJ Objections By Joseph Adams-Onís United States v. Florida West International Airways,

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Antitrust refers to laws designed to promote fair competition and prevent monopolies.

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