Antitrust fears should not deter collaboration amid covid-19, lawyer says

Julie Masson

12 May 2020

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In a national emergency where the daily death toll is in the thousands and the economy is weakening, the legal justification for joint activity is extremely high, a partner at White & Case has said.

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Antitrust fears should not deter collaboration amid covid-19, lawyer says

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