Antitrust investigations are increasingly complex, data-driven, and high-stakes. Secretariat’s experts comprise forensic accountants, economists, data scientists, and technologists who deliver rigorous analysis, forensic insight, and expert testimony in matters involving mergers, cartel behavior, and alleged collusion. We help clients respond effectively to regulatory scrutiny and uncover the facts that drive sound legal and strategic decisions.
Antitrust investigations are increasingly complex, data-driven, and high-stakes. Clients facing regulatory scrutiny, enforcement actions, or litigation require a coordinated and forensic approach to uncovering facts, assessing risk, and supporting legal strategy. Secretariat provides expert guidance throughout the investigative process, applying deep technical capabilities and cross-disciplinary insight.
We support law firms, corporations, and government agencies in navigating investigations involving proposed mergers, acquisitions, cartel behavior, and alleged anticompetitive conduct. Our professionals offer critical support in both criminal and civil matters, particularly in price-fixing, bid rigging, and collusion cases. We assist white-collar attorneys by preparing detailed reports, tracing communications, identifying pricing strategies, and providing expert testimony backed by empirical analysis.
Our multidisciplinary team includes forensic accountants, data scientists, technologists, and economists. This integrated team approach ensures a comprehensive examination of structured and unstructured data, financial records, and communications across multiple channels. We have been engaged to revamp communication protocols, extract and reconcile complex datasets, and deliver strategic insights that align with legal standards and evidentiary needs.
Common challenges in antitrust investigations include:
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