Antitrust Expert Witnesses
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Expert witnesses who are available to consult and testify regarding antitrust matters may be found here. Experts found on this page may consult on issues involving the Sherman Act, price fixing, and price control. These experts may provide reports concerning unfair trade practices, the free market, and the Clayton Act. Expert witnesses found through this page may also testify regarding competition, big business, the Federal Trade Commission, and monopolies, as well as related issues.
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What is an antitrust expert witness?
An antitrust expert witness is an individual who provides expert testimony in court cases related to antitrust law and competition policy. They may testify on issues involving economics, business, and competition law, market structure, competition, pricing, and consumer behavior.
What is the role of an antitrust expert witness?
The role of an antitrust expert witness is to provide expertise in antitrust laws and regulations, and their application in legal cases.
How much can a person make as an antitrust expert witness?
Antitrust expert witnesses can be compensated from $200 to $450 per hour or higher, with some circumstances calling for more. The amount is agreed upon by the expert and the retaining attorney.
What are the qualifications of an antitrust expert witness?
Communications expert witnesses should have extensive experience in public relations, crisis management, and media relations.
In a lawsuit, what type of evience is reviewed by an antitrust expert witness?
An antitrust expert witness would review evidence related to market competition, pricing, market share, and other factors that may indicate anti-competitive behavior by a company or industry.
What type of cases might require opinions from an antitrust expert witness?
Antitrust expert witnesses may be needed in cases involving monopolies, price fixing, market allocation, mergers and acquisitions, and other anticompetitive practices that violate federal and state antitrust laws.