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9.11.24
Restrictive Covenants and the FTC’s Non-Compete Rule: The Current State of Play and Preparing for the Future for In-House Counsel
Given the prevalence of restrictive covenants in business today and the evolving regulatory framework, understanding the state of the law is pivotal to safeguarding your company’s competitive edge, its most sensitive information, and its investment in innovation.
Speaking Engagements
6.18.24
ABA Webinar - "The Price is Right (or Wrong?): Litigating Pricing Practices in the US and Europe"
On June 18th, the American Bar Association's (ABA) Antitrust Law Section hosts a webinar discussion focused on the antitrust debate around price parity restrictions and algorithmic pricing being played out in litigations and investigations. The panel will discuss recent cases and analyze breaking news in this area. Wilson Sonsini's antitrust and competition associate Allison B. Smith joins the panel of practitioners from Europe and the U.S., to compare theories and trends on these issues. Learn more and register here.
Speaking Engagements
3.04.24
2024 “Why Antitrust?” Series – ABA Antitrust Law Section
Hosted by the University of Michigan Law School, this program is part of the American Bar Association (ABA) Antitrust Law Section’s "Why Antitrust?" series. The live program will be held at The University of Michigan Law School in the Jeffries Hall 0225. The program is free to attend for all law students and non-members.
About the program: Did you know that both the state and federal governments are active in antitrust? Is there coordination between national policy and local interest? How do companies and lawyers navigate this system? An esteemed panel of experts will share their perspectives on dealing with different levels of government in applying antitrust law, and the engagement and interaction between the relevant authorities. Wilson Sonsini’s Alexandra Keck (Associate, Antitrust and Competition) joins the March 4 panel as a speaker.
About the program: Did you know that both the state and federal governments are active in antitrust? Is there coordination between national policy and local interest? How do companies and lawyers navigate this system? An esteemed panel of experts will share their perspectives on dealing with different levels of government in applying antitrust law, and the engagement and interaction between the relevant authorities. Wilson Sonsini’s Alexandra Keck (Associate, Antitrust and Competition) joins the March 4 panel as a speaker.
Affiliated Programs
12.06.22
Class Certifications in U.S. Antitrust Litigation: Identifying Obstacles and Recognising Trends
Join accomplished antitrust practitioners for a one-hour live masterclass on December 6 hosted by Lexology and GCR. Our panelists include two antitrust litigators from Wilson Sonsini and in-house counsel at Qualcomm. They will be discussing recent developments in the case law and practical considerations for antitrust class certification efforts such as working with expert economists and industry experts, as well as the importance of third-party discovery.