Jason Yan is a well-rounded litigator and trusted advisor with extensive experience guiding clients through complex and cutting-edge issues relating to competition, health care, and artificial intelligence. He has a wide range of experience across varying industries, with a focus on counseling health care payors and airlines.

Jason is adept at navigating every stage of litigation, but has a particular affinity for working with expert witnesses. In that role, Jason has leveraged his scientific and analytical background to serve as an effective conduit between legal audiences and experts in the fields of economics, statistics, actuarial sciences, medicine, psychology, health care claims data, and medical coding. Most recently, Jason represented Alaska Airlines through the regulatory review process for its acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines, which successfully closed ahead of schedule when the Department of Justice and Department of Transportation completed their investigations without seeking to block the merger. In 2018, Jason was one of the core members of the trial team that defended AT&T and Time Warner in the “antitrust trial of the century,” defeating an attempt by the Department of Justice to block the US$85 billion merger.

Jason is also a trusted advisor outside the courtroom, offering guidance to clients throughout the course of setting company strategy, conducting internal investigations, responding to government inquiries, and engaging in informal advocacy before government agencies in connection with over a dozen confidential and/or otherwise sensitive matters.