A CRA expert was retained to analyze a potential failing firm claim in a proposed joint venture. The parties claimed that the relevant market was too small to accommodate two competitors. CRA’s expert performed a financial analysis of the company, including an analysis of the historical performance, projections, business plans, and alternative uses of the assets employed in their businesses. Our expert documented that both companies began to lose money when the second firm entered the market, that there was no prospect for improvement, and that ultimately one of the firms could be expected to exit. The antitrust regulator accepted CRA’s analysis and allowed the joint venture to proceed.
CRA nominated for five articles in 2025 Antitrust Writing Awards by Concurrences
The CRA articles ranked among the impressive academic and business article submissions to the Concurrences Editorial Committee, which received a combined total...