A legal podcast about why new lawyers should practice antitrust, challenges to that field, and why mergers and merger reviews are important to U.S. economy.
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Leslie Overton is partner at Alston & Bird LLP whose practice encompasses comprehensive antitrust services, including counseling, agency representation...
Nathaniel Giddings is an attorney at Hausfeld whose practice focuses on antitrust, consumer, and financial services law. Since joining...
Mergers of large and prominent corporations can be extremely regulated events requiring the participation of highly skilled attorneys. In this Special Report, host Nathaniel Giddings talks with Alston & Bird LLP partner Leslie Overton about why new lawyers should practice antitrust, challenges to that field, and why mergers and merger reviews are so important to the U.S. economy.
Nathaniel Giddings is an attorney at Hausfeld whose practice focuses on antitrust, consumer, and financial services law. His clients have included small businesses, consumers, recording artists, and local governments.
Leslie Overton is partner at Alston & Bird LLP whose practice encompasses comprehensive antitrust services, including counseling, agency representation and litigation. She previously held senior leadership roles in the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Antitrust Division in two separate presidential administrations, including her recent tenure as deputy assistant attorney general for civil enforcement.
| Published: | May 1, 2017 |
| Podcast: | On the Road |
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On the Road |
Recorded on the conference floor, "On the Road" includes highlights and interviews from popular legal events.
Vic Domen, Amanda Wait, and Tom York talk about what attracted them to antitrust and give advice to those considering a career in antitrust.
Sathya Gosselin, Melissa Maxman, and Kim Scott discuss their views on the course of antitrust exemptions in sports and offer insight into their careers...
Anthony Aaron, Puja Patel and Denes Rothschild talk about the recent Bayer-Monsanto merger and how it's effecting the country.
Melanie Aitken, Rich Parker, and Anant Raut have a conversation about existing laws, non-consumer welfare jurisdictions and grading enforcement in the Obama years.
Subrata Bhattarjee, Cecil Chung, Ninette Dodoo, Carlos Mena LaBarthe, and Pablo Trevisan have a discussion about the key global competition developments and issues.
Alexandre Cordeiro Macedo and Richard Powers talk about the state of criminal antitrust enforcement and related actions in the United States and Brazil