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Bryan M. Thompson 888 SW Fifth Avenue, Suite 900 Portland, Oregon 972042025 Bryan.Thompson@lewisbrisbois.com Direct: 971.334.7009August 29, 2020File No. 48650.02VIA EMAIL Attorney General Gordon MacDonald Office

How to fill out antitrust case filings

How to fill out antitrust case filings

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information and documents related to the antitrust case.
2. Read and understand the antitrust laws applicable to your case to ensure you comply with all requirements.
3. Complete the required forms for filing an antitrust case, providing detailed information about the parties involved, the alleged anticompetitive behavior, and any supporting evidence.
4. Attach any supporting documents, such as contracts, emails, or financial records, that can strengthen your case.
5. Review and double-check all the information filled out in the filing forms to ensure accuracy and completeness.
6. Submit the filled-out forms and supporting documents to the appropriate antitrust regulatory or enforcement agency.
7. Keep a copy of the filed documents for your records and for reference in future proceedings.
8. Follow-up with the agency to ensure that your filing has been received and to inquire about any additional steps or information required.
9. Cooperate with the agency throughout the investigation and legal proceedings to provide any requested additional information or assistance.
10. Consult with legal counsel to ensure you are properly representing your interests and complying with all legal requirements throughout the antitrust case.

Who needs antitrust case filings?

1. Companies or individuals who believe they have been affected by anticompetitive behavior or unfair business practices.
2. Businesses seeking to protect their market share and ensure fair competition.
3. Antitrust legal professionals and consultants who handle antitrust matters on behalf of their clients.
4. Government agencies responsible for enforcing antitrust laws and promoting fair competition in the marketplace.

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What is antitrust case filings?

Antitrust case filings refer to the legal documents submitted to a court or regulatory agency to initiate an antitrust lawsuit or investigation, typically concerning competition laws.

Who is required to file antitrust case filings?

Entities such as businesses, trade associations, or individuals who believe that antitrust laws have been violated must file antitrust case filings.

How to fill out antitrust case filings?

Antitrust case filings typically require the submission of specific forms provided by the court, detailing the parties involved, nature of the antitrust violation, and relevant evidence.

What is the purpose of antitrust case filings?

The purpose of antitrust case filings is to contest anti-competitive practices, promote fair competition, and protect consumer welfare.

What information must be reported on antitrust case filings?

Information required may include the parties involved, a description of the alleged conduct, evidence supporting the claims, and the specific laws believed to have been violated.