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Antitrust Litigation

Our Antitrust and Litigation Practices together have broad experience in successfully handling antitrust-related investigations, trial and appellate litigation, and arbitrations for a host of US and non-US-based clients. We combine the specialized knowledge and experience of attorneys across our antitrust and litigation departments to provide clients with superior representation in bet-the-company litigation.

Upcoming events

Antitrust Criminal Enforcement - Trends and Recent Developments ⟶

News and recognition

Media mentions |

Richard A. Powers Quoted by Reuters on Proposed Ban of Noncompetes⟶

Media mentions |

Richard A. Powers Interviewed by Law360⟶

Media mentions |

Richard A. Powers Cited by Law360 on Procurement Collusion Strike Force⟶

Media mentions |

Bernard (Barry) A. Nigro Jr. Quoted on His Remarks at Recent George Mason University Law School Event⟶

Media mentions |

Richard A. Powers Featured in Various Publications on Joining Fried Frank⟶

Accolades |

Five Fried Frank Lawyers Recognized in 2023 Edition of Benchmark Litigation⟶

News releases |

Fried Frank Welcomes High Ranking Antitrust Prosecutor Richard A. Powers from the US Department of Justice⟶

Media mentions |

Bernard (Barry) A. Nigro Jr. Quoted by Global Competition Review⟶

Accolades |

Fried Frank Attorneys Recognized in Who’s Who Legal Competition Rankings⟶

Accolades |

Evan Barr elected to Board of New York Council of Defense Lawyers⟶
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Insights and analysis

Antitrust and Competition Law Alert® |

FTC Increases Thresholds for HSR Filings and Interlocking Directorates, Announces New Filing Fees⟶

Client memorandum |

DOJ Announces Revisions to the Criminal Division’s Corporate Enforcement Policy⟶

Antitrust and Competition Law Alert® |

No More Employee Noncompetes?⟶

Alerts and newsletters |

FTC Increasing Pressure on “Unfair” Methods of Competition Through New Enforcement Policy⟶

Articles |

Long Story Cut Short: Court Blocks Merger Reducing from Five to Four the Number of Competitors for the Purchase of Book Publishing Rights⟶

Articles |

Federal Court Decision in UnitedHealth/Change Highlights Challenges to Antitrust Agencies’ Aggressive Enforcement Agenda: A Win for Merger Remedies and Private Equity Divestiture Buyers⟶

Antitrust and Competition Law Alert® |

Long Story Cut Short: Court Blocks Merger Reducing from Five to Four the Number of Competitors for the Purchase of Book Publishing Rights⟶

Antitrust and Competition Law Alert® |

Federal Court Decision in UnitedHealth/Change Highlights Challenges to Antitrust Agencies’ Aggressive Enforcement Agenda: A Win for Merger Remedies and Private Equity Divestiture Buyers⟶

Antitrust and Competition Law Alert® |

DOJ Signals Readiness to Criminally Prosecute Monopolization Violations⟶

Antitrust and Competition Law Alert® |

FTC/DOJ to Update Merger Guidelines: Request for Comments Reveals Agencies’ Expected Approach to Merger Enforcement⟶
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