Recognized as a top-ranked practice by Chambers and Partners, Axinn is known for our depth of experience and capabilities in the U.S. and globally. Our full-service antitrust team delivers integrated counsel across mergers, investigations, and litigation, collaborating seamlessly with Europe’s top firms on cross-border antitrust challenges.
What Sets Us Apart
- Our 90+ full-time antitrust lawyers represent the world’s biggest corporations, including many of the Fortune 500
- Our track record of obtaining global clearance of combinations of significant rivals has built Axinn’s reputation as a “go-to” firm for strategic mergers and acquisitions
- We are lead defense counsel to some of the world’s largest companies in high-stakes treble damages, class action, and multi-district litigations, as well as federal and state investigations
- Our lawyers have defended companies and individuals in the largest price-fixing investigations of the last decade, and include former federal prosecutors and Antitrust Division leaders overseeing the Division’s criminal investigations, trials, and policy
- We combine our extensive experience before antitrust agencies around the world with our strategic agility and the ability to develop and present sophisticated econometric arguments
- Our team includes a broad range of experience in government, in-house, and private practice, ensuring a comprehensive, multifaceted, and bespoke approach to our clients’ needs
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