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Fines Imposed For Failure To Make HSR Filings - Anti-trust/Competition Law - Vimarsana News

Fines Imposed For Failure To Make HSR Filings - Anti-trust/Competition Law

Two recent enforcement actions demonstrate that U.S. antitrust authorities can and do fine individuals and entities — especially repeat offenders — for failure to comply with U.S. antitrust premerger notification requirements.

Source: mondaq.com
Werner founder to pay nearly $487k in fines to FTC for alleged antitrust law violations - Vimarsana News

Werner founder to pay nearly $487k in fines to FTC for alleged antitrust law violations

Clarence L. Werner was accused by FTC and DOJ of not reporting certain acquisitions of company stock as required by federal antitrust laws. Also: FMCSA amending certain hazmat regs to reflect latest CVSA handbook.

Werner founder to pay nearly $487k in fines to FTC for alleged antitrust law violations - Vimarsana News

Werner founder to pay nearly $487k in fines to FTC for alleged antitrust law violations

Clarence L. Werner was accused by FTC and DOJ of not reporting certain acquisitions of company stock as required by federal antitrust laws. Also: FMCSA amending certain hazmat regs to reflect latest CVSA handbook.

Nebraska trucking firm founder to pay nearly $487K in fines - Vimarsana News

Nebraska trucking firm founder to pay nearly $487K in fines

OMAHA, Neb. — The founder of a Nebraska trucking firm has agreed to pay a $486,900 fine to the federal government for purchasing large amounts of his

Nebraska trucking firm founder to pay nearly $487K in fines - Vimarsana News

Nebraska trucking firm founder to pay nearly $487K in fines

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The founder of a Nebraska trucking firm has agreed to pay a $486,900 fine to the federal government for purchasing large amounts of his company's stock as a director without properly reporting it.

Source: apnews.com