Berger Montague remains a leading firm for high-profile, precedent-setting antitrust class actions, having recovered billions for its clients over the years. Regularly appointed by federal courts to lead major cases, the team has secured significant settlements across diverse industries. Its antitrust expertise is bolstered by strengths in consumer protection, the False Claims Act, and whistleblower litigation. Co-chair Eric Cramer has led major disputes in the sports, agricultural, pharmaceutical, and education sectors. Fellow co-chair David Sorensen plays a central role in representing direct purchasers of prescription drugs, while co-chair Caitlin Coslett is highly regarded for her strategic grasp of economic experts and class certification. Michael Dell’Angelo has delivered notable results in securities, Ponzi scheme, and fraud litigation. Candice Enders and Washington DC, based Daniel Walker are key players in agricultural and pharmaceutical cases, and San Francisco-based Joshua Davis specialises in appeals, class certification, and ethics. All lawyers are based in Philadelphia unless otherwise mentioned.

Cohen Milstein‘s antitrust expertise is demonstrated by its ability to develop major cases independently of government investigations or enforcement actions, as well as its track record of securing substantial, high-value settlements. In recent months alone, the team has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for clients in class actions involving price-fixing, boycotting, and wage suppression. Co-chair Benjamin Brown is a highly skilled antitrust litigator currently leading several of the firm’s key matters in the real estate, sports, and steel industries. Fellow co-chair Brent Johnson is a recognized authority on claims under the Sherman Act and state antitrust laws. Operating out of New York, Sharon Robertson frequently handles pharmaceutical antitrust litigation, representing both direct and end-payor plaintiffs. Also in New York, Michael Eisenkraft enhances the team with his deep expertise in market manipulation and collusion within financial markets. Emmy Levens and Robert Braun are also key contributors to the team’s continued success. All, except for Robertson and Eisenkraft, are based in Washington DC.

From price-fixing and market allocation conspiracies to market monopolization, DiCello Levitt provides comprehensive counsel on federal and state antitrust class actions. Reflecting its expertise, the firm is frequently sought after to represent government entities, including in ongoing broiler chicken and pork conspiracy lawsuits. The ‘smart and tenacious’ Gregory Asciolla leads the practice and is regularly appointed to leadership positions in major antitrust cases. Geralyn Trujillo Trujillo’s prior experience at the FTC enables her to bring key strategic insight to antitrust litigation. Alexander Barnett provides critical advocacy for consumers, public entities, and businesses affected by antitrust violations and unfair competition. All mentioned attorneys are based in New York.

Joseph Saveri Law Firm, LLP combines specialized antitrust expertise with extensive trial experience and a deep understanding of the implications of competition law in the fields of AI, cryptocurrency, and intellectual property. The firm’s active caseload includes price-fixing, monopolization, reverse payments, and no-poach agreements, representing both direct and indirect purchasers, companies, and self-insured private funds. Team head and founding partner Joseph Saveri is a vital asset to the team, bringing experience in complex civil and class action litigation. Cadio Zirpoli plays a key role in the firm’s ongoing litigation involving the legality of algorithmic pricing software in the real estate sector. From the initial filing through trial, discovery, and negotiation, Ronnie Spiegel regularly supports all stages of an antitrust lawsuit. All of the attorneys mentioned are based in San Francisco.

Multinational corporations, investors, and individual clients frequently turn to Scott + Scott to prosecute their antitrust actions. The firm’s active practice regularly handles high-profile litigation involving price-fixing, bid-rigging, market allocation, and monopolization. David Scott’s cross-border expertise is evident in his work on international competition litigation. San Diego-based Patrick Coughlin, known for taking on major tech, tobacco, and financial corporations, is recognized as a seasoned trial lawyer. Sylvia Sokol is a versatile antitrust attorney currently assisting clients seeking redress in the digital advertising sector. Karin Garvey handles the full spectrum of antitrust litigation, from price-fixing to monopolization and market allocation. Robin van der Meulen has a strong track record representing end-payor plaintiffs in pay-for-delay pharmaceutical class actions. All lawyers are based in New York unless otherwise mentioned.

Susman Godfrey LLP continues to secure major jury verdicts and win trial judgments on behalf of plaintiffs in cases involving monopolization, price-fixing, market allocation, and other unlawful conspiracies. The team has obtained significant settlements, with notable examples in the automotive, financial, media, tech, and sports sectors. Los Angeles-based co-head Kalpana Srinivasan has achieved several victories against the FTC in federal courts and administrative hearings. Vineet Bhatia serves as co-head from the firm’s Houston office. Based in Los Angeles, Marc Seltzer is highly regarded for his multi-million-dollar recoveries in major class action matters. From the firm’s New York office, Bill Carmody recently achieved a significant victory, with a jury finding that the NFL engaged in a conspiracy and violated antitrust laws in the Sunday Ticket litigation.

Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP continues to represent a wide range of publicly and privately owned food and beverage companies in high-stakes antitrust litigation across federal and state courts. The team frequently handles major opt-out cases, including ongoing antitrust litigation in the broiler chicken, pork, and beef industries. Co-chair Philip Iovieno has built a strong reputation for recovering funds on behalf of corporate clients affected by cartels and other antitrust violations. Nicholas Gravante brings extensive trial experience in civil and criminal antitrust litigation and appeals. Lawrence Brandman strengthens the team with his deep understanding of the antitrust implications of bankruptcy and restructuring. All mentioned lawyers are based in New York.

Grant & Eisenhofer P.A. receives widespread praise for securing settlements and judgments on behalf of classes and individuals in major antitrust disputes. The team is especially renowned for its co-counsel role in the Blue Cross Blue Shield litigation, one of the largest-ever class action recoveries. Delaware-based partner Robert Eisler is distinguished by his experience litigating antitrust matters in the UK and Netherlands. In New York, Barbara Hart has been instrumental to the team’s strong track record in securities litigation. Chad Holtzman, whose practice is based in Delaware, frequently advises businesses and consumers harmed by unlawful anticompetitive behavior.

MoginRubin LLP is a class-action boutique firm that represents clients in federal and state courts across the United States. The firm’s recent cases reflect its involvement in key emerging trends, including novel questions on unfair advantage in online advertising and algorithmic price-fixing in the real estate sector. San Diego-based co-chair Daniel Mogin is a highly regarded antitrust and business litigator who is frequently appointed as lead or liaison counsel in complex multidistrict litigation. In the firm’s Washington DC office, Jonathan Rubin brings extensive experience litigating cases involving collusive conduct at all levels of the US judicial system.

Zelle LLP is a boutique litigation firm renowned for its successful recovery actions on behalf of corporate plaintiffs and consumers in antitrust class action lawsuits. Recent highlights include representing purchasers of hard disk drives, gasoline, concrete, air travel, and cathode ray tubes in class actions alleging unlawful, anti-competitive conduct. Oakland-based co-chair Judith Zahid has achieved career recoveries totalling billions of dollars in high-stakes price-fixing and monopolization lawsuits. In Washington DC, co-chair James Robertson Martin is a trusted advisor to companies in opt-out price-fixing lawsuits. Also based in D.C., Jennifer Duncan Hackett has earned notable successes in trials, international arbitrations, settlement negotiations, and federal appeals. From discovery through trial and settlement approval, Oakland partner Christopher Micheletti has been instrumental in several California and nationwide antitrust class actions. Additionally, Oakland-based Qianwei Fu is a key member of the team.