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Antitrust Laws Can Be Especially Complex

In the United States, antitrust laws are in place to protect trade and commerce, but what impact do they have on free-market capitalism? Businesses must often toe the line to remain relevant and successful, and they may face federal investigations or charges alleging antitrust violations as a result.

Beckham Solis, Attorneys at Law, represents clients across the Miami area in the face of alleged violations of the Sherman Act (15 U.S.C. §§ 1-7), the Federal Trade Commission Act, the Clayton Act (15 U.S.C. §§ 12-27), and other federal antitrust laws. Cases of this nature may involve lengthy federal investigations and complex evidentiary issues that require the insight of a skilled legal team, and we have the resources and skill to provide competent federal defense counsel.

Defending Your Rights Against All Types Of Antitrust Violations

Antitrust law is an extremely complicated legal area, requiring strict compliance with state and federal laws. Whether you are planning an acquisition or have been informed that you are under investigation for an alleged offense, you need to move quickly to involve an attorney.

Our team handles antitrust violations cases involving:

  • Price fixing
  • Restraints
  • Price discrimination
  • Monopolization
  • Bid rigging
  • Unfair trade practices
  • Illegal merges and acquisitions

From the moment you retain Beckham Solis, Attorneys at Law, we will take over all communication with federal agents and prosecutors. We will handle every aspect of your case or the investigation against you to protect your interests. You can count on our Miami antitrust violation attorneys’ discretion, professionalism and commitment to your cause.

What Are The Penalties For Antitrust Violations?

A conviction for an antitrust violation will have serious repercussions. Under the Sherman Act, an individual may be fined up to $350,000 and up to three years in federal prison. A business may face up to $10 million in fines. It may be near impossible to recover from such a blow. The best option is to avoid a conviction in the first place or to negotiate for a fair outcome.

Time Is Of The Essence; Call Today

Contact our Miami antitrust violation defense lawyers online or at 305-564-4329 for a free review of your case. We can help at any stage of an antitrust matter, even before charges are filed.