Deceptive Trade Practices Litigation

A consumer who has been victimized by a potential deceptive or unfair trade practice should consult Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P. (SHB), a law firm experienced in representing clients who have been victimized by deceptive trade practices. Litigation may be the result, but first we will investigate the claim with our client to determine if it is a justifiable cause of action.

With more than a century of experience under our collective belt in offices across the United States and Europe, the Deceptive Trade Practices litigation team at SHB is well-versed in cases centering on deceptive trade practices. We have worked with numerous industries to develop an in-depth understanding of how antitrust laws impact individual markets. Our Deceptive Trade Practices litigation team takes particular pride in the scope of its services, which cover substantive and procedural issues, as well as its relationships with government regulators both in the United States and abroad. Supported by the firm?s global presence and its local counsel networks, SHB antitrust lawyers provide cost-efficient solutions in multiple jurisdictions.

Part of our SHB Antitrust & Trade Regulation Practice, our Deceptive Trade Practices litigation team has the ability to defend private actions or competition authority investigations in most jurisdictions on an international basis. We have established unique relationships with foreign competition counsel and key decision-makers in the Federal Trade Commission, the Antitrust Division and various enforcement bodies in many states. We have represented clients before foreign antitrust authorities, such as the European Union?s DG IV and the various enforcement agencies of its member states; numerous western hemisphere agencies; and Japan?s Fair Trade Commission. Our Deceptive Trade Practices litigation attorneys also have worked with FTC general counsel, the European Commission and emerging capitalist nations to develop regulatory regimes.

To learn more about our approach to deceptive trade practices, contact us today.