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Looking Backward to Project Forward: Antitrust Enforcement Under Trump 2.0

Webinar | 01.29.25, 1:00 PM EST - 2:00 PM EST

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Our webinar will discuss what to expect from antitrust enforcement in the Trump administration, informed by the enforcement record of the past eight years. This session is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the enforcement landscape, key leadership changes, and enforcement activities. During this webinar, our panelists will:

  • Analyze past antitrust enforcement activities to understand enforcement baseline.
  • Evaluate the potential impact of leadership changes at the DOJ and FTC on enforcement strategies.
  • Discuss potential enforcement priorities under the Trump administration concerning mergers, coordinated activities, and monopolization.
  • Identify key topics, industries, and themes that will be significant in the antitrust landscape over the next four years.

    Led by former government enforcers and antitrust experts, this program is designed for those interested in, or potentially impacted by, the latest trends in antitrust law. 

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