Jeff's antitrust litigation experience ranges from complex multi-district litigations and class actions to global cartel cases and actions against competitors.
Jeff has represented companies in antitrust litigation and counseling matters, particularly those in the pharmaceutical, healthcare, and media industries.
Prior to joining Wilson Sonsini, Jeff practiced at the FTC's Health Care Division and focused on competition issues in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries.
Jeff was recognized as a 2020 “Rising Star” in antitrust by Law360, in Bloomberg Law’s inaugural “40 Under 40" in 2021, and as a 2021 and 2022 future leader by Global Competition Review/Who’s Who.
Jeff Bank is a partner in Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati’s antitrust practice, where he is co-chair of the antitrust litigation group. His practice focuses on antitrust litigation and counseling, particularly in the pharmaceutical industry.
As an experienced litigator representing both plaintiffs and defendants, Jeff's work has ranged from complex multi-district litigations and global cartel cases to actions against competitors. He has successfully defended pharmaceutical, technology, and media companies against class actions, and has experience in all aspects of litigation, from discovery through appeal. Jeff is lauded as a “thoughtful and strategic litigator” who holds a “very strong client-orientated service" in the 2022 edition of Who's Who Legal - Competition.
Prior to joining the firm, Jeff practiced at the Federal Trade Commission's Health Care Division, where he focused on competition issues in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry. In his current practice, he regularly counsels clients on merger clearance issues and business practices, and he has represented a diverse range of clients before the FTC, including companies from the medical device, pharmaceutical, and media sectors.
Jeff also serves as a pro bono coordinator, and he has worked on numerous immigration and asylum-related matters. He was awarded the John Wilson Award, which is presented annually to individual attorneys who have demonstrated a significant commitment to the firm's pro bono clients. Additionally, Jeff currently serves as board president for Spoons Across America, a New York-based nonprofit.
Jeff Bank is a partner in Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati’s antitrust practice, where he is co-chair of the antitrust litigation group. His practice focuses on antitrust litigation and counseling, particularly in the pharmaceutical industry.
As an experienced litigator representing both plaintiffs and defendants, Jeff's work has ranged from complex multi-district litigations and global cartel cases to actions against competitors. He has successfully defended pharmaceutical, technology, and media companies against class actions, and has experience in all aspects of litigation, from discovery through appeal. Jeff is lauded as a “thoughtful and strategic litigator” who holds a “very strong client-orientated service" in the 2022 edition of Who's Who Legal - Competition.
Prior to joining the firm, Jeff practiced at the Federal Trade Commission's Health Care Division, where he focused on competition issues in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry. In his current practice, he regularly counsels clients on merger clearance issues and business practices, and he has represented a diverse range of clients before the FTC, including companies from the medical device, pharmaceutical, and media sectors.
Jeff also serves as a pro bono coordinator, and he has worked on numerous immigration and asylum-related matters. He was awarded the John Wilson Award, which is presented annually to individual attorneys who have demonstrated a significant commitment to the firm's pro bono clients. Additionally, Jeff currently serves as board president for Spoons Across America, a New York-based nonprofit.
Panelist, “Challenges in Litigating Civil Cases with Parallel Criminal Investigation,” ABA Cartel and Criminal Practice Panel, June 2021
Panelist, “Generics Exclusion: What Conduct Crosses the Lines?” Antitrust in Life Sciences Conference hosted by Concurrences and Fordham Competition Law Institute, July 2020
Moderator, “Competition Enforcement of Digital Platforms in the US, Japan and Other Jurisdictions,” New York State Bar Association, Global Conference 2019, Tokyo, Japan
Panelist, “Challenges in Litigating Civil Cases with Parallel Criminal Investigation,” ABA Cartel and Criminal Practice Panel, June 2021
Panelist, “Generics Exclusion: What Conduct Crosses the Lines?” Antitrust in Life Sciences Conference hosted by Concurrences and Fordham Competition Law Institute, July 2020
Moderator, “Competition Enforcement of Digital Platforms in the US, Japan and Other Jurisdictions,” New York State Bar Association, Global Conference 2019, Tokyo, Japan