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ANTITRUST-COMPETITION-LAW5 MIN READ

Close the Loop After an Antitrust Red Flag

Turn a suspected antitrust issue into a documented response loop instead of a hallway panic.

Workplace moment At 6:15 p.m., Jonas from procurement says a supplier hinted that bidders "take turns" on regional contracts. The team wants to keep tomorrow's bid review moving because the plant is short on parts. That is exactly when loose comments become a preservation problem. Teach DOJ Antitrust Division Leniency Policy + roles-and-responsibilities follow-up is useful because antitrust risk usually arrives as an ordinary business request, not as a legal memo. The first move is to classify the conduct before anyone debates tone or commercial convenience. Hard-core competitor coordination, such as price fixing, bid rigging, and market allocation, is treated…

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