Jordan Ludwig

He has extensive experience litigating high-stakes cases under Section 1 and Section 2 of the Sherman Act at all stages of litigation—including at trial and on appeal. His practice runs the gamut and has included matters involving price fixing, bid rigging, market allocation, group boycotts, exclusive dealing, tying, unilateral refusals to deal, algorithmic pricing, Walker Process fraud, sham patent litigation, information sharing, and pay-for-delay, among others. Jordan is also proficient in matters involving the California Cartwright Act and Unfair Competition Law (Section 17200)—both in litigating cases and serving as a thought leader. He is a co-author of the UCL chapter in the California Antitrust & Unfair Competition Law treatise. Further, for the past several years, he has served as an editor for the ABA’s Antitrust Magazine Online.

Jordan maintains an active pro bono practice, where he has worked on issues related to voting rights, racial discrimination, gender discrimination, domestic violence, and immigration.