By Ross Todd | July 14, 2023
After Wilkinson and her team at Wilkinson Stekloff took the lead in a five-day evidentiary hearing, a federal judge in San Francisco refused the FTC's request to pump the brakes on the $69 billion deal.
By Jennifer Fischell and Thomas Schubert | July 13, 2023
In a guest column for the Litigation Daily, Jennifer Fischell and Thomas Schubert of MoloLamken write that even in the wake of recent losses, the Biden Administration has obtained key legal victories with broader ramifications in the labor-side antitrust space.
By Ross Todd | July 12, 2023
With Bart Williams of Proskauer and Devora Allon of Kirkland representing Gilead and Christopher Holding of Goodwin Procter representing Teva, the pharmaceutical companies beat back $3.6 billion in antitrust claims at trial in San Francisco stemming from an alleged "pay-for-delay" scheme involving two HIV drugs.
By Lauren Briggerman, Kirby Behre and Helen Marsh | May 31, 2023
Since 2016, when the DOJ's Antitrust Division first warned it would take the novel step of criminally investigating and prosecuting alleged no poach agreements, the agency has had a devastating track record: Zero convictions and acquittals of 13 individuals and one company across four trials.
By Ross Todd | March 15, 2023
Sysco last month fired Boies Schiller Flexner partner Scott Gant after the company feuded with Burford Capital, the litigation funder financing the antitrust litigation Gant was handling.
By Ross Todd | January 27, 2023
Bill Burck and Mike Bonanno of Quinn Emanuel and Ethan Glass of Cooley helped NAR get a ruling holding the government to the terms of a settlement agreement reached during the Trump administration, that it pulled out of under the Biden Administration.
By Ross Todd | January 13, 2023
Latham & Watkins partners Chris Yates and Aaron Chiu won summary judgment for the organization formerly known as Fédération Internationale de Natation, or FINA, on claims it conspired with national federations to boycott an upstart professional swimming league.
By Ross Todd | September 23, 2022
After a two-week trial, a federal judge in Washington, D.C. greenlighted UnitedHealth Group's $13 billion acquisition of Change Healthcare Inc., handing a big win to Craig Primis, Matt Reilly and Winn Allen of Kirkland & Ellis.
By Ross Todd | September 13, 2022
A new report out this morning from Burford Capital finds that companies that opt out of class actions most or all of the time are three times more likely to use legal finance than those that tend to remain in the class.
By Ross Todd | September 9, 2022
Chief Administrative Law Judge D. Michael Chappell rejected the FTC's position that the deal would hurt competition in the burgeoning market for multi-cancer early detection tests, handing a win to Illumina's team at Cravath and GRAIL's at Latham.
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