
WilmerHale's antitrust practice is led by Hartmut Schneider and Jennifer Milici and is centered in Washington, DC, with additional strength in New York. The group handles a mix of merger control, cartel enforcement, and civil litigation, often in matters involving parallel agency and private proceedings. Schneider focuses on merger clearance and conduct investigations, including issues at the intersection of antitrust and intellectual property. Milici, formerly chief trial counsel at the FTC’s Bureau of Competition, plays a leading role in trial work and regulatory litigation, bringing experience from both government and private practice. Thomas Mueller is a figure in global cartel enforcement and cross-border investigations, particularly matters with transatlantic dimensions. Dominic Vote advises on merger reviews and conduct investigations, with experience across agency proceedings and litigation. David Gringer leads the New York antitrust practice and is a seasoned trial lawyer in monopolization, merger, and class action disputes, including cases under the Sherman and Clayton Acts. In Boston, Mark Ford focuses on antitrust litigation and agency investigations involving alleged collusion, price fixing, and bid rigging. All lawyers mentioned are based in Washington, DC unless otherwise stated.
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Key clients
- Apple
- Gibbs & Cox
- Tesla
- University of Pennsylvania
- NextEra Energy Resources, LLC
- Meta Platforms, Inc.
- Coinbase Global, Inc.
- Leidos
Lawyers
Next Generation Partners
Junior partners with significant recognition from clients and peers in the market and key roles on multiple matters.
Practice head
Hartmut Schneider; Jennifer Milici
Other key lawyers
Thomas Mueller; Jennifer Milici; Dominic Vote; David Gringer; Mark Ford

