Axinn Earns Recognition in the Legal 500 2026 U.S. Guide for Antitrust and Litigation
June 10, 2026
Axinn has been recognized in the Legal 500 2026 U.S. guide, underscoring the firm’s continued strength in complex antitrust and litigation matters. The firm received rankings in Antitrust: Cartel, Civil Litigation/Class Actions: Defense, and Merger Control, as well as individual rankings for James Attridge (Antitrust: Cartel) and John Harkrider (Merger Control).
In this year’s guide, 21 Axinn attorneys were individually recognized, reflecting the firm’s deep bench of talent and its continued success advising clients on high-stakes disputes, investigations, and transactions.
Recognized attorneys include:
Antitrust – Cartel
Antitrust – Civil Litigation/Class Actions: Defense
- Daniel Bitton
- Christopher Erickson
- Angela Farren
- James Hunsberger
- Kail Jethmalani
- Bradley Justus
- Michael Keeley
- Denise Plunkett
- Craig Reiser
- Jarod Taylor
- Eva Yung
Antitrust – Merger Control
- James Attridge
- Lisl Dunlop
- Nicholas Gaglio
- John Harkrider
- Bradley Justus
- Michael Keeley
- Jeny Maier
- Craig Minvera
- Leslie Overton
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