U.S. courts have not sought to unilaterally punish non-U.S. cartels (if they are legal elsewhere) simply because they may have a substantial adverse impact on U.S. markets.

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U.S. courts have in fact sought to punish non-U.S. cartels that have a substantial adverse impact on U.S. markets, regardless of their legality elsewhere. The Sherman Antitrust Act applies to all entities, including foreign ones, that engage in anti-competitive behavior in U.S. commerce.

US Courts Have Not Sought to Unilaterally Punish Non-U