Compulsory treatment clinics under scrutiny in Brazil over cartel allegation
( October 22, 2025, 13:18 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The Brazilian competition authority opened administrative proceeding to examine evidence suggesting collusion among five clinics operating in the involuntary admission market: Clínica Árvore da Vida, Clínica Fé, Clínica Terapêutica Divina Misericórdia, Clínica Terapêutica O Caminho, and Green Mulher Assistência Psicossocial. The case stems from a complaint filed by the Alagoas State Prosecutor’s Office. The companies and four individuals named in the probe have 30 days to present their defense and request evidence production.See attached file....
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