Antitrust Enforcement in 2021: What to Expect from the Biden Administration and Global Enforcers

二月 18, 2021

O’Melveny is hosting a one-hour CLE discussion on the Biden-Harris antitrust agenda and global trends on enforcement.

Our panelists will take an in-depth look at the latest developments in enforcement and regulation, with an emphasis on the new administration, and answer these questions:

  • Monopolization: Where are the latest technology monopolization cases headed? What do they mean for your company?
  • Mergers: How do agencies view vertical mergers and the acquisition of nascent technology firms? Do revisions to the Horizontal Merger Guidelines lie ahead? Where do agencies stand on alternative dispute resolution?
  • IP and Antitrust Interface: What factors go into the antitrust analysis of standard essential patents?
  • Criminal Enforcement: Will there be more aggressive criminal enforcement? What sectors are likely to be affected (labor markets, securities, health care, food and consumer goods)? Will recent trends, such as using Deferred Prosecution Agreements, continue?
  • Global Perspectives: How will trends in the EU and China impact enforcement in the US? How will US practices affect other jurisdictions?

When

Thursday, February 18, 2021

12:00 - 1:00 pm PT / 3:00 - 4:00 pm ET / 8:00 - 9:00 GMT

RSVP

To register for this event, click here.

Panelists

Ian Simmons, Partner and Co-Chair, Antitrust & Competition Practice

Katrina Robson, Partner, Antitrust & Competition Practice

Courtney Dyer, Partner, Antitrust & Competition Practice

Stephen McIntyre, Partner, Antitrust & Competition Practice

Anna Pletcher, Partner and former Assistant Chief, United States Department of Justice, Antitrust Division San Francisco

Philip Monaghan, Partner and former General Counsel of the Hong Kong Competition Commission

Riccardo Celli, Partner, Chair of European Antitrust & Competition Practice, and Regional Head of Litigation for Europe

CLE

O’Melveny will be offering one (1) hour of Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit for licensed attorneys attending the webinar.