Actions that violate the Sherman Act can result in penalties that total substantially more than $100 million.

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The Sherman Act allows for penalties of up to $100 million for each violation, but multiple violations can result in substantially higher penalties. For example, in recent cases involving price-fixing in the automotive parts industry, companies have been fined hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars.

Actions That Violate the Sherman Act Can Result in Penalties