CPM Investigates Price Fixing & Market Suppressing in Violation of Antitrust Laws
These matters include:
- Lipitor. The firm has been asked to investigate claims that Pfizer illegally suppressed competition by cutting a deal to keep a generic manufacturer from entering the United States market. Lipitor is the most successful pharmaceutical ever, and Pfizer earns more than $12 billion per year from United States’ sales of Lipitor.
- Auto Wire Harness. The firm is prosecuting claims involving a price-fixing conspiracy for auto wire harnesses, the electrical system which operates automobiles. Several international companies, including Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd., have been implicated.
CPM's antitrust attorneys strive to stop these abuses. If you have information you would like to share regarding such abuses, please contact Adam Zapala (azapala@cpmlegal.com) or Liz Castillo (ecastillo@cpmlegal.com) for a free, confidential, and no obligation review of your case. The information you provide could help us hold companies accountable for violations of antitrust laws.