Bringing Light to the DOJ’s Cartel Fine Methodology with the Auto Parts Plea Agreements
December 1, 2018
By: Michelle Burtis, Daniel K. Oakes, and Mary Beth Savio
The Antitrust Bulletin
Dan Oakes’ article, “Bringing Light to the DOJ’s Cartel Fine Methodology with the Auto Parts Plea Agreements,” appeared in the December 2018 issue of the The Antitrust Bulletin. Dan coauthored the article with Michelle Burtis and Mary Beth Savio of Charles River Associates.
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