Andrew Lacy > Goodwin > Washington DC, United States > Lawyer Profile

Goodwin
1900 N Street NW
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
United States
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Position

Partner 

Career

Andrew Lacy is a co-chair of Goodwin’s Antitrust and Competition practice and a member of the firm’s Life Sciences Disputes group. He advises clients on transaction-related antitrust risk, negotiating terms of agreements, and determining the applicability of merger clearance filing requirements in both US and foreign jurisdictions. He represents clients before the FTC, DOJ, and state regulators in connection with informal inquiries, Second Requests, conduct investigations, and third-party subpoenas. Andrew has represented clients in merger challenges, class actions and other private antitrust litigation matters. He also provides guidance on antitrust issues related to diligence and pre-closing conduct procedures, internal compliance programs, hiring and non-compete agreements, vendor agreements, and competitor collaboration guidelines.

Education

JD, Georgetown University Law Center 2002 / BA, American University 1997

Lawyer Rankings

United States > Antitrust > Merger control

Praised for its ability to provide ‘timely and clear advice under complex circumstances’, the Goodwin antitrust and competition team leverages the firm’s M&A market strength to support clients with HSR filings and sophisticated antitrust challenges. Private equity, technology, and life sciences transactions are particular areas of focus for the team, which has growing expertise regarding AI technologies. Antitrust co-head Andrew Lacy advises clients on transaction-related antitrust risk, working alongside co-chair Arman Oruc whose combined experience in merger clearance and antitrust litigation is notable. Paul Jin and Simone Waterbury together lead the merger control practice, Jin a particular go-to for private equity clients while Waterbury, in Boston, regularly handles cross-border deals. The team was bolstered in July 2024 by the addition of David Cross and Mary Kaiser, both from Morrison Foerster. All Attorneys are based in Washington DC unless otherwise stated.