Coordination, not collusion—threading the COVID-19 needle

Table of contents

• Most rules still apply
• Don’t show the money
• Other concerns
• Consider talking to enforcers

Article summary

Law360, London: Antitrust authorities worldwide want to facilitate short-term, limited cooperation to ensure health care, grocery, transportation and other companies can get people and supplies where they’re needed, all while issuing strongly worded warnings against price collusion and other clear competitive abuses to pad the bottom line.