THE LATEST IN ANTITRUST:
Recognition: Arnold & Porter is ranked for Antitrust in Washington, DC, California and nationally by Chambers USA 2013
Our Antitrust/Competition practice is recognized worldwide for its breadth, depth, and excellence.
Third-party organizations repeatedly recognize the quality of our Antitrust practice:
Our deep understanding of the antitrust agencies and our frequent dealings with them give us both valuable insight and credibility. Our team includes lawyers who have held significant senior government positions in Europe and the US, including Assistant Director of the FTC's Bureau of Competition, Deputy Assistant Attorney General and Chief of the Communications and Finance Section at the Department of Justice Antitrust Division, and Head of the Food and Pharmaceuticals and Financial Services Units in the European Commission's Competition Directorate General. Chambers and Partners quoted a client as saying, "This practice is in a league of its own: We particularly value its relationships with the regulatory agencies and have found it particularly reasonable and flexible with regard to its fees."
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THE LATEST IN ANTITRUST:
Court Filing: Arnold & Porter filed amicus briefs in two matters before the Supreme Court: one on behalf of leading economists in Bowman v. Monsanto and the other on behalf of the Intellectual Property Owners Association in FTC v. Actavis, Inc.
Webinar: US and EU Cartel Investigations: Investigation and Negotiation -- How to Bring Cartel Investigations to an End (May 29)
Recognition: Arnold & Porter is ranked in the No. 1 band for Antitrust in Washington, DC and nationally for the twelfth consecutive year and is ranked for Antitrust in California by Chambers USA: America's Leading Business Lawyers 2013. In addition, our US antitrust practice was ranked as a first tier firm by Legal500.
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