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Criminal Antitrust Defense

Baltimore Antitrust Defense Lawyers

Skillful Representation in Maryland, Washington, D.C. & Across the U.S.

The elite trial attorneys at Nathans & Ripke LLP are committed to asserting and defending the rights of individuals accused of state and federal antitrust violations. Our Baltimore antitrust defense lawyers are well versed in the intricacies of complex antitrust laws and regulations at the state and federal level.

If you are facing antitrust criminal investigations or prosecutions or you suspect you may have information about an antitrust case, reach out to the capable criminal defense attorneys at Nathans & Ripke LLP. We serve clients throughout the Baltimore, Maryland, Washington, D.C. region, and across the country for federal cases. Our team is skilled in negotiating amnesty, securing reduced fines and fees, and avoiding criminal charges and prison sentences in these types of cases.

Call (410) 783-0272 to set up an initial consultation with our Baltimore antitrust defense attorneys.

The outstanding advocacy skills of Larry Nathans and Robert Biddle have earned them a national reputation in white collar criminal defense. Larry Nathans has been continually selected as one of the Best Lawyers in America in the areas of white collar criminal defense and non-white collar criminal defense. Attorneys Larry Nathans and Robert Biddle have also both been consistently recognized as Maryland Super Lawyers®.

Antitrust Origins & Consequences

Historically, antitrust laws came into existence in order to preserve competition in various industries and to prevent collusion on prices. The goal was to ensure that consumers would only pay market prices determined by competition rather than prices inflated through anti-competitive agreements and conduct. The consequences for antitrust violations are severe and the government vigorously prosecutes antitrust violations. Anyone accused of such a crime will need counsel from a knowledgeable attorney.

Achieving Optimal Outcomes Through Alternative Resolution

Convictions for criminal antitrust crimes may ultimately lead to steep fines and significant prison sentences. The Baltimore antitrust defense attorneys at Nathans & Ripke LLP have the negotiation experience to pursue alternative resolutions in antitrust criminal investigations. By working closely and proactively with clients we may be able to avoid criminal charges, obtain leniency through the Department of Justice Division's Leniency Program, or otherwise help achieve optimum outcomes.

For decades, we have assisted clients in Maryland, the District of Columbia, New York, Florida, and New Jersey. Launch your defense now by calling (410) 783-0272 or contacting us online.

Why Choose Nathans & Ripke LLP?

  • Recognized in Best Lawyers in America® for the last Eighteen Years

    Our Baltimore attorneys have a legacy of positive results and are leaders in the legal community. To benefit from our service, call a lawyer at Nathans & Ripke LLP, and schedule a confidential consultation.

  • Leadership Positions

    Members of our firm have held many leadership positions, including former Chair of the American Bar Association White Collar Subcommittee on Federal Sentencing, & the American Bar Association Subcommittee on Forfeiture.

  • Knowledge & Experience

    Nearly 100 years of combined experience and insights into complex federal and white collar criminal defense.

  • Honors & Accolades

    Larry Allen Nathans was recognized by Best Lawyers® as Baltimore' Lawyer of the Year for While-Collar Criminal Defense (2025 and 2021) and Criminal Defense - General (2015) and as one of the Best Lawyers in America® in both While Collar and Criminal Defense - General (2008-2025).

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