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Boies Schiller Flexner LLP > The Legal 500 Rankings

Antitrust > Civil litigation/class actions: plaintiff Tier 2

Boies Schiller Flexner LLP regularly represents plaintiffs and defendants in antitrust litigation, particularly in high stakes plaintiff-side international pricing cases, class actions and opt-out matters. Recent plaintiff-side representation has involved lawsuits against leading companies such as the Blue Cross Blue Shield litigation and acting on behalf of online publishers against Google involving claims of restricting advertising competition. New York based Philip Korologos is a complex litigation specialist and co-heads the team with Washington DC’s James Denvir , a significantly experienced trial lawyer who has acted in bet-the-company lawsuits and government investigations. In New York, managing partner David Boies  has recently handled high-profile class actions. General litigator in DC Hamish Hume leads on many matters across an array of industries. Also in DC is Michael Mitchell, who represents both plaintiffs and defendants in multidistrict litigation and before federal and state agencies. Stuart Singer in Florida has experience in price-fixing and cartel conspiracy cases as well as opt out litigation.

Antitrust > Civil litigation/class actions: defense Tier 3

Boies Schiller Flexner LLP has experience in defending high-profile and market leading corporations such as Delta Airlines and General Electric in litigation concerning Sherman Act claims and other market conspiracies. Heads of team include complex litigation specialist Philip Korologos in New York and experienced trial lawyer James Denvir in Washington DC, who has acted in several bet-the-company lawsuits. Also in DC is Michael Mitchell, who represents both plaintiffs and defendants in class actions. Stuart Singer, based in Florida, is also noted.

Dispute resolution > Corporate investigations and white-collar criminal defense

Boies Schiller Flexner LLP is known for its strengths in public corruption cases and related investigations, especially when representing individuals. Additionally, the practice assists corporate and government clients in managing risk and defending them in enforcement actions. Managing partner Matthew Schwartz, who leads the team out of New York City, has a busy practice that encompasses investigations and enforcement actions of the DOJ and FTC. The firm has recently added two partners from the Fraud Section of the DOJ: Blake Goebel, who previously served as a trial attorney and joined the Washington DC office, as well as Los Angeles-based Alison Anderson. Former practice head Peter Skinner left in May 2022.

Dispute resolution > International arbitration