Know the Line Between Collaboration and Collusion

It’s smart to have a good relationship with rival companies, but teaming up can cross into collusion if it affects fair competition

Working together is a wonderful thing — except when it’s against the law.

Let’s say you have a great customer base on the north side of the interstate highway bisecting your county that gives you enough work to keep you busy.

There’s another drain cleaning outfit south...

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