Antitrust Enforcement in 2021: What to Expect from the Biden Administration
Event summary
Antitrust should be high on companies’ agendas, as the Biden Administration takes office and both Democrats and Republicans in Congress focus attention on drug prices and perceived abuses in the tech sector. Blockbuster antitrust cases being filed by antitrust and competition law enforcers in the U.S. and abroad foreshadow headlines for the next few years.
In this briefing, Cooley partners Howard Morse and Megan Browdie will discuss recent trends and how the election of President Biden is likely to impact antitrust enforcement.
Topics include
- Personnel and transition
- Recent and future enforcement
- The Congressional agenda
Event details and registration
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