Chances are you first become aware that your company is a target or subject of a criminal antitrust investigation when you receive a grand jury subpoena, or worse, when federal agents show up with a search warrant asking questions. This is serious business, given the consequences. Among the many questions experienced antitrust counsel will ask […]
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No Poaching—New Meaning for Employers At the Intersection of Employment Practices and Antitrust
February 26, 2019
This is not about restrictions on how you cook your eggs or hunt game out of season. But read on if you are an employer and want to know about a serious and growing antitrust risk, heightened by federal and state antitrust enforcement as well as private litigation. Agreements to refrain from soliciting another company’s […]