Antitrust law enforcement continues to evolve rapidly across the US, the UK and Europe. In this episode of Antitrust Amplified, host Lauren Briggerman, partner in our Antitrust & Competition Practice, is joined by antitrust lawyers Eric Elmore and Tatiana Siakka to discuss key developments in government antitrust investigations and private litigation across major jurisdictions.
The conversation examines Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Trade Commission (FTC), state attorney general, Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) and European Commission antitrust enforcement activity, the growth of private antitrust litigation, AI-related competition issues, procurement collusion matters and international cartel investigations.
Our speakers conclude with predictions on antitrust litigation and enforcement trends for the months ahead.
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Key questions answered in this episode
What are the latest antitrust law enforcement priorities of the DOJ, FTC and state attorneys general?
Are international cartel investigations making a comeback?
How are private antitrust class actions evolving without parallel government investigations?
What role is AI playing in antitrust litigation and investigations?
What trends are emerging from UK and EU competition regulators?
What should businesses expect from antitrust enforcement over the next six months?
Listen as we turn up the volume on competition law and examine how state enforcers are shaping the future of antitrust enforcement and competition policy. If you have any questions about our podcast, please contact Lauren Briggerman.