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antitrust case

/ˈæntiˌtrʌst keɪs/

Traduction: Procédure judiciaire ou action en justice engagée contre une entreprise ou une organisation pour violation des lois visant à maintenir une concurrence loyale et à empêcher les monopoles.

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C1formalcommonlegal/ˈæntiˌtrʌst keɪs/

A legal proceeding or lawsuit brought against a company or organization for violating laws designed to promote fair competition and prevent monopolies.

  • 🇫🇷Procédure judiciaire ou action en justice engagée contre une entreprise ou une organisation pour violation des lois visant à maintenir une concurrence loyale et à empêcher les monopoles.
  1. Legal action against monopolistic practices C1 formal

    A lawsuit or legal proceeding brought by a government or private party against a company or group of companies for violating antitrust laws, which are designed to promote fair competition and prevent monopolies.

    • The government filed an antitrust case against the tech giant for abusing its market dominance.
    • The landmark antitrust case against Standard Oil led to its breakup in 1911.
    • The company settled the antitrust case by agreeing to change its business practices.

    🇫🇷action antitrust