Antitrust lawyers
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Christopher Wilson
Partner
Baker Botts L.L.P.
Christopher Wilson
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Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP
Christopher Yates
Chris Yates, former Global Co-Chair of the firm’s Antitrust & Competition Practice, litigates precedent-setting cases across the US, with particular focus on monopolization and sports antitrust litigation. Chris leverages more than three decades experience at the forefront of antitrust law to guide household brands and world-leading sports and entertainment properties through nuanced and novel competition issues, including: Defending challenges to sports governing bodies and organizations Claims at the intersection of IP and antitrust Protecting distribution, pricing policies, and go-to-market strategies Industry group’s ability to set standards Allegations of aftermarket monopolization Successfully mitigating class actions He has a track record of success in federal trial courts across the country, including in California, New York, Florida, North Carolina, Texas, Illinois, and Delaware, and has won appeals before the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and other courts of appeal. Chris regularly speaks on current antitrust litigation issues and is an active member of the American Bar Association Antitrust Law Section. Chris maintains an active pro bono practice, including work on behalf of seniors — for which he and his team received the Justice Walker Pro Bono Award — as well as for veterans and Kids in Need of Defense (KIND), an organization that focuses on unaccompanied and separated children’s rights in the US. Chris also served on the firm’s Associates Committee and Income Partner and Counsel Committee.
Latham & Watkins
Claudia Pak
Partner, New York
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
Clemens Graf York von Wartenburg
Partner
Dechert LLP
Colin Cabral
Colin Cabral is co-head of Proskauer's Life Sciences Litigation group. He is an experienced first-chair trial lawyer with a proven track record of success trying cases in federal district courts, state courts, Delaware Chancery Court, the International Trade Commission, and before domestic and international arbitration tribunals. Colin specializes in complex patent and commercial litigation. He represents a broad range of clients in the life sciences and pharmaceutical industries. Colin also serves as lead trial counsel in cases involving other technologies, including computer software and consumer products. Recently, Colin won a defense verdict for a medical device company following a jury trial in the District of Delaware. The jury rejected the plaintiff’s claim of fraud. The Court also excluded the plaintiff’s damages expert in advance of a subsequent jury trial involving claims on patent infringement. In late 2023, Colin secured a landmark victory for Sanderson Farms in a blockbuster broiler chicken antitrust conspiracy case, defeating $7 billion in damages claims. Following a six-week trial, a jury in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois returned a complete defense verdict. Colin previously served as in-house litigation counsel for a global life sciences company in San Diego, CA. He also served as a Special Assistant District Attorney in Dorchester, MA. Colin volunteers as regular faculty for the National Institute for Trial Advocacy. He is also the Board Chairman of FreeFrom, a charitable organization that helps survivors of domestic violence achieve financial independence.
Proskauer Rose LLP
Colin Costello
CFIUS Advisor
Freshfields
Colin Kass
Colin Kass is a partner in the Litigation Department and Co-Chair of Proskauer’s Antitrust Group. As a seasoned trial lawyer, Colin has handled many of the nation’s most complex and innovative antitrust cases over the past 20 years. Colin’s practice involves a wide range of industries, including financial services, healthcare, sports, media, pharmaceuticals, and automotive markets, and spans the full-range of antitrust and unfair competition-related litigation, including class actions, competitor suits, dealer/distributor termination suits, price discrimination cases, criminal price-fixing probes, and merger injunctions. Colin also has extensive experience interfacing with the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice, obtaining clearance for competitively-sensitive transactions and handling anticompetitive practices investigations. As a trusted advisor, Colin also counsels clients on their sales, distribution, and marketing practices, strategic ventures, and general antitrust compliance. Selected Publications Trial Graphics and Your Antitrust Story, Trial Practice Committee of the ABA, co-authored with Scott Abeles (Spring 2017) New FTC Leadership Continues to Flex Their Muscles: New Practice of Issuing Warnings Imposes Unnecessary Uncertainty on Merging Parties, co-authored with David Munkittrick and John Ingrassia (October 2021) Can Purchasing Efficiencies Save Mega-Mergers?, co-authored with John Ingrassia and Rucha Desai (May 2017) Has the Supreme Court Thrown Health Care Regulation into Disarray? A Comment on the Court’s Reworking of the State Action Doctrine, Antitrust Source, co-authored with Scott Abeles and John Ingrassia (Fall 2015) The International Comparative Legal Guide to Competition Litigation 2015, 7th Edition, Competition Litigation: USA, co-authored with Scott Abeles (September 2014) DOJ Merger Policy Shines New Light on Conduct Remedies, Association of Corporate Counsel, Lexology, co-authored with John Ingrassia (June 2011) Demanding Antitrust Side-Letter Disclosure, LAW360, co-authored with John Ingrassia (April 2011) The Uncertain State of Class Action Waivers, LAW360, co-authored with Amy Crafts (March 2010) Predatory Pricing Redux, National Law Journal (2010) Going Horizontal: Why File and Duck Strategies No Longer Work, Association of Corporate Counsel (2010) Holding Parent Companies Liable for Their Children’s Wrongs, LAW360, co-authored with Mireille Dany and Marianne Le Moullec (August 2010) Cartel Investigations: Selective Disclosures and Privilege Preservation By the Target Company Seller, Competition Law International, Vol. 3, No. 2, co-authored with James H. Mutchnik and David Spiegel (October 2007) Consumer Pricing Will Never Be the Same, Antitrust Litigator (Summer 2007) Bundled Rebates: A Temporary Blip on the Antitrust Radar, Antitrust Litigator (Fall 2006) Competition is Good Again, Legal Times, co-authored with Tefft W. Smith and Scott M. Abeles (March 2007)
Proskauer Rose LLP
Colleen M. Kenney
Partner
Sidley Austin LLP
Cora Steinringer
Counsel
Pirola Pennuto Zei & Associati
Corey Calabrese
Corey Calabrese is a member of the Litigation & Trial Department. Corey advises clients on securities and class action litigation, SEC and other regulatory investigations, antitrust, and complex commercial litigation. Corey's clients consist of financial institutions and large public companies. Prior to joining the firm, Corey clerked for Judge Dora L. Irizarry and Magistrate Judge Vera M. Scanlon of the US District Court for the Eastern District of New York. Corey has served on Latham’s Pro Bono Committee and received the 2020 Robert M. Dell Prize for Extraordinary Pro Bono Service. She has twice been named a runner-up for the American Lawyer’s Litigator of the Week following trial victories for her clients.
Latham & Watkins
Courtney Stout
Associate - Litigation and Investigations
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Craig Primis
Craig is a trial lawyer with deep experience defending America’s leading companies in their most challenging commercial disputes. He has defended clients in corporate disputes, class actions, and litigation and investigations brought by state and federal governments. His work covers diverse areas including antitrust, securities, trade secrets, False Claims Act, mergers and acquisitions, product liability, breach of contract and fraud. Craig’s appellate experience as a U.S. Supreme Court clerk and appellate advocate and two decades of trial court experience allow him to combine outstanding written work with excellent courtroom skills to deliver successful results for clients.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Craig Reiser
Partner
Axinn Veltrop & Harkrider
Craig Whitney
Craig Whitney is a seasoned litigator with a focus on all facets of intellectual property, antitrust and unfair competition. He is co-head of Proskauer's Trademark & False Advertising practice group. With over two decades of experience, Craig is a leading false advertising litigator and specializes in IP, antitrust, and complex commercial disputes and counseling, including copyright, trademark and trade secrets. He is also a certified arbitrator and has deep experience in class action defense, strategic IP portfolio management, investigations and enforcement. A first-chair trial lawyer, Craig represents prominent clients across a diverse array of industries including technology, media and entertainment, industrials, pharmaceuticals, consumer products and finance. He has a proven track record of success working with multinational companies to protect their most valuable assets before both federal and state courts, as well as the American Arbitration Association and other tribunals. Craig is an active contributor to U.S. and international IP policy discourse. He served as Chair of the Copyright Law Committee and on the Board of Directors of the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA). Craig routinely advises on IP-related legislation and co-authors amicus briefs on topical matters before the U.S. Supreme Court. Craig clerked for the Honorable Stephen V. Wilson in the United States District Court for the Central District of California.
Proskauer Rose LLP
Creighton Macy
Creighton Macy is the Chair of Baker McKenzie's award-winning North America Antitrust & Competition Practice Group. Creighton is recognized as a leading global antitrust practitioner. He is lauded by clients for, among other things, his "first-rate" practices and always being "laser focused on figuring out the pathway for success." Creighton has extensive experience representing clients in a wide variety of antitrust matters, including mergers & acquisitions, investigations by the United States Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission, private litigation, and counseling on issues such as antitrust compliance. Before joining the Firm, Creighton served as Chief of Staff and Senior Counsel in the DOJ Antitrust Division, working as a senior advisor to the Assistant Attorney General on civil and criminal antitrust enforcement and policy matters, as well as budget and personnel issues. During Creighton's time at the DOJ, the Antitrust Division undertook an unprecedented volume of high-profile civil and criminal matters. Creighton began his career as a Trial Attorney in the Litigation III and Transportation, Energy, and Agriculture sections of the Antitrust Division, working on a number of notable merger and civil non-merger investigations and cases. Before rejoining the Antitrust Division as its Chief of Staff, he was a member of another global law firm's antitrust practice, where he advised clients on a wide range of US and international antitrust issues. Creighton is consistently and globally recognized for his market-leading antitrust practice with respect to high-stakes transactions, investigations, and compliance and counseling work. For example, clients have noted that Creighton 'shines above the rest' due to his first-rate cartel and merger control-related practice and "is among the hardest working antitrust lawyers out there - he is laser focused on figuring out the pathway for success." Creighton also frequently speaks and publishes articles relating to a variety of antitrust issues, and has been recognized many times for his contributions and thought-leadership on these issues. Creighton is a long-standing leader in the American Bar Association Antitrust Law Section. He currently serves as a member of the Advisory Board on Section Reserves. In previous roles, he served as Reporter of the Presidential Transition Task Force, Chair of the Trade, Sports, and Professional Associations Committee, and Co-Chair of the Young Lawyers Task Force. He is highly involved in mentoring programs, including with the Antitrust Law Section, as well as Marquette University Law School, where he previously served as the DC Representative of the Alumni Board. Creighton graduated from Marquette University, where he was an NCAA Division I Academic All-American tennis player. During his time at Marquette, he was awarded the Athletic Department's Cura Personalis award by his peers, as well as several leadership awards. Creighton is a long-time mentor to current and former Marquette University athletes and more recently, he was named the Athletic Department's Young Alumnus of the Year Award.
Baker McKenzie
Cristóbal Eyzaguirre
Partner
Claro & Cia.
Cynthia Richman
Cynthia Richman is a partner in the Washington, D.C. office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher. She practices in the firm’s Litigation Department and is Global Co-Chair of the firm’s Antitrust and Competition Practice Group. Ms. Richman has experience handling a wide variety of antitrust matters in a broad range of industries, such as microprocessors and other high-technology products, airlines, retail food services, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, defense, travel, and music.
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Damaris Hernández
Damaris Hernández focuses her practice on complex civil litigation related to antitrust, contractual disputes and securities.
Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP
Damien Marshall
Partner
King & Spalding
Damiën Berkhout
Damiën Berkhout is one of the founders of Lindenbaum and the managing partner of the firm. He has extensive experience in coordinating and resolving complex litigation, with a focus on class actions, antitrust litigation, ESG, as well as commercial and corporate disputes.
Lindenbaum
Dan Goldman
Partner
Bienert Katzman Littrell Williams LLP
Daniel Bitton
Partner
Axinn Veltrop & Harkrider
Daniel Del Río
Partner
SMPS Legal