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Cartel Damages Litigation in Brazil: A Brief Introduction– Eric Hadmann Jasper (Instituto de Educação Superior de Brasília)
Abstract: As Brazilian antitrust authorities continue to look to the American experience and encourage private antitrust litigation, the challenges facing practitioners and enforcers tend to become more complex. A clear view of the main topics and issues related to cartel damages claims in Brazil is a necessary starting point for the establishment of a mature and tested set of rules and practices.
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