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Preventive antitrust counsel

Your company operates in concentrated markets, belongs to industry associations, or maintains commercial agreements with competitors, distributors or suppliers, and wants to reduce the risk of anticompetitive conduct before it becomes a problem.

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This page covers competition law prevention and compliance. If you already face an investigation, see Defense in investigations; if you need to notify a transaction, see Merger control.

First steps

Prevent rather than correct

The greatest competition risk usually arises from everyday conduct: exchanges of sensitive information among competitors, exclusivity clauses, pricing policies, or participation in industry associations. Law 27,442 sanctions practices that restrict competition, so acting early helps avoid significant contingencies.

We review contracts, commercial policies and company practices to identify risk areas and propose concrete adjustments tailored to the sector and size of the organization.

Competition compliance programs

We design and update compliance programs geared to competition regulations, including internal policies, protocols for industry meetings, guidelines for information exchange, and training for the commercial, procurement and management areas.

An effective program is not a formal document: it is a sustained practice that helps detect and stop risky conduct in time, and demonstrates the company's diligence. We support its implementation and periodic review.

Common mistakes

Frequently asked questions

Which everyday practices generate the most risk?
Exchanges of sensitive information among competitors, certain exclusivity clauses and some decisions taken within industry associations. These should be reviewed in light of Law 27,442.
What is a competition compliance program for?
It helps prevent and detect risky conduct in time, organizes internal practices and reflects the company's diligence. It must be a real practice, not a formal document.
Do only large companies need one?
No. Any company that interacts with competitors, distributors or suppliers can face competition risks. The program is adapted to the size and sector of the business.
This page is informational and does not replace professional advice on your specific case. It does not imply any promise of results.

Reduce your competition risks

We review your commercial practices and design a tailored compliance program. Contact us to prevent contingencies before they arise.

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