Unconventional cartel conduct needs harmonised enforcement, lawyers say

11 April 2018

Kristen Limarzi

Lawyers have called for competition agencies to agree a consistent approach to unconventional cartels, although a DOJ official has pushed back on what type of conduct would even count as unconventional.

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