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Partners Carl Hittinger and Ann O’Brien authored an article published by The Legal Intelligencer on March 27, 2020. The article, “Gouging, Fixing, Rigging, Allocating: Avoiding Antitrust Risk in Wake of COVID-19,” examines the increased antitrust risk faced by businesses as they struggle to continue operations during the coronavirus pandemic. Increased attention from federal and state authorities is a reality and Hittinger and O’Brien outline some best practices for businesses to reduce their antitrust risk.  <a href="/webfiles/Litigation/2020/Articles/Gouging-Fixing-Rigging-Hittinger.pdf">Read the article</a>.

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Carl Hittinger, Ann O’Brien Author Article on Antitrust Risks for Businesses During Pandemic

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