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November 10, 2020Anjali C. Was 312.821.6164 (direct) Anjali.Das@wilsonelser.comPrivileged and Confidential Via Email Only Attorney General Wayne Stenches Office of the Attorney General Consumer Protection

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What is consumer protection and antitrust?

Consumer protection refers to laws and regulations designed to safeguard the rights of consumers, ensuring fair trade, competition, and accurate information in the marketplace. Antitrust laws aim to prevent monopolies and promote competition by prohibiting unfair business practices that stifle competition and harm consumers.

Who is required to file consumer protection and antitrust?

Businesses and organizations that engage in trade or commerce may be required to file reports, disclosures, or notifications related to consumer protection and antitrust laws, particularly if they meet certain thresholds of revenue or market influence.

How to fill out consumer protection and antitrust?

To fill out consumer protection and antitrust filings, an entity must gather relevant business information, disclosures on competitive practices, and submit forms as required by the relevant regulatory body, ensuring that all information is accurate and complete.

What is the purpose of consumer protection and antitrust?

The purpose of consumer protection is to ensure consumers are treated fairly and have access to accurate information regarding products and services. Antitrust laws aim to foster market competition, prevent harmful monopolies, and promote an equitable market environment.

What information must be reported on consumer protection and antitrust?

Information that may need to be reported includes details about business practices, competitive strategies, pricing structures, market shares, and any agreements that may limit competition or harm consumer interests.