Counseling & Litigation Experience
for Antitrust, Competition & Trade Regulation

Miller Shah is actively involved in litigation concerning antitrust and unfair competition issues, such as:

• Commercial disparagement (business defamation)
• Concerted refusals to deal
• Covenants not to compete
• False advertising
• Market allocations
• Monopolization
• Price-fixing
• Tying arrangements
• Unfair and deceptive trade practices
• Vertical and horizontal price agreements

Our attorneys, with extensive experience in antitrust law and economics as well as knowledge of market realities, have represented businesses and individual consumers in antitrust cases in state and federal courts in the United States, as well as related criminal and regulatory proceedings. Miller Shah lawyers have successfully prosecuted and defended antitrust cases, including price discrimination cases under the Robinson-Patman Act and price-fixing and tying cases under federal and state antitrust laws, to successful jury verdicts.

In recognition of its broad range of experience and the excellent results that it has obtained for its clients in previous engagements, Miller Shah has been appointed lead counsel in over 75 antitrust, competition, consumer protection, and trade regulation cases in the United States.

Miller Shah has served as lead counsel in over 100 class actions across the U.S., including trade regulation cases involving product liability, consumer fraud, and violation of deceptive trade practices laws. For example, our firm recently resolved a class action against Land Rover arising from defects in 60,000 vehicles. Our advocacy has not only garnered millions of dollars on behalf of private individuals impacted by unfair practices, but has resulted in important industry reforms that benefited the public good.

For a more extensive discussion of our abilities and results, contact Miller Shah LLP to arrange a consultation with one of our experienced antitrust attorneys. We have offices in California, Florida, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, and we regularly litigate in federal courts throughout the United States.