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ARTICLE · 11 SEPTEMBER 2025

U.S. Antitrust Agency Merger Enforcement Roundup And Commentary

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The Trump Administration continues to differentiate its merger enforcement policy from the Biden Administration's, largely but not entirely suggesting a more balanced evaluation of mergers...

United StatesAntitrust/Competition Law

FTC Alleges Harm to Innovation Competition and Sets Aside Two Controversial Merger Settlements; DOJ Accepts a Weakened Competitor Defense in One Merger and Accepts Divestitures in Another

The Trump Administration continues to differentiate its merger enforcement policy from the Biden Administration's, largely but not entirely suggesting a more balanced evaluation of mergers and greater acceptance of divestitures to address competitive concerns. In the past few months:

  • The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC” or “Commission”) challenged a proposed combination of Edwards Lifesciences Corporation (“Edwards”) and JenaValve Technology (“JenaValve”), two medical device companies, neither of which has yet commercialized a product in the alleged “overlapping” market.

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