Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP's Washington, DC antitrust practice is driven by a litigation-first mindset and a record of securing early, decisive wins while remaining fully trial-ready. The US practice is led by Brianne Kucerik, Michael Moiseyev and Jeffrey Perry and supported by Adam Hemlock in New York and Meagan Bellshaw in Washington, DC. Hemlock defends high-profile clients in the automotive, entertainment and chemicals sectors against class actions and antitrust lawsuits, while Bellshaw adds DOJ trial experience across financial services, technology and media.
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Testimonials
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- 'Adam Hemlock is an experienced, thoughtful, proactive lawyer who is a trusted advisor to his clients. He is also strategic and commercial in his advice on litigation matters.'
Key clients
- Saks Fifth Avenue
- Bridgestone Americas
- Brookfield Asset Management
- Arizona Association of Realtors
- International Association of Scientific, Technical, and Medical Publishers (STM)
- Grubhub
- Warner Bros. Discovery
- Major League Baseball Players Association and MLB Plays, Inc.
- Duke Energy
- GoodRx
- PlayOn! Sports
- Exxon Mobil
Work highlights
Won a significant appellate victory for Saks in a closely watched nationwide “no hire” class action that could curtail an employee’s ability to assert similar claims against her employer in the Second Circuit, one of the largest job markets in the world.
Secured a motion to dismiss for Bridgestone in a putative antitrust class action accusing Bridgestone and other top tire producers of artificially inflating the price of new replacement tires in the U.S. for many types of vehicles, including cars, trucks, and busses.
Practice head
Brianne Kucerik; Michael Moiseyev; Jeffrey Perry
Other key lawyers
Adam Hemlock; Meagan Bellshaw; Rachel Williams; Naz Akyol