Rob McNary
Rob McNary, a former Deputy Attorney General at the California Attorney General’s Office Antitrust Section, represents clients on high-stakes antitrust and competition law matters. Rob leverages considerable experience leading large teams and handling antitrust litigation and investigations to represent clients on matters related to federal conduct and mergers. He has particular experience with companies in the technology, airline, sports, and media industries. Rob brings an exceptional perspective to his representations, drawing on an academic background in engineering economics, and work as an analyst with the National Bureau of Economic Research and JP Morgan, prior to his private antitrust litigation practice. Rob’s experience in the California Attorney General’s Office has included several high-profile California state law investigations and litigations. He is experienced evaluating and litigating California Cartwright Act and California Unfair Competition Law Cel-Tech competition matters. Before his public service with the California Attorney General’s office, Rob was counsel at an international law firm. A significant aspect of his practice involves working with expert witnesses through discovery, motions, and trial. · Latham & Watkins
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Rob McNary is a former Deputy Attorney General at the California Attorney General's Office Antitrust Section, now representing clients on high-stakes antitrust and competition law matters at Latham & Watkins. He has particular experience with companies in technology, airline, sports, and media industries, as well as expertise in California state antitrust laws including the Cartwright Act.