Federal Clearance Is Not Always the Finish Line: State AGs and Private Plaintiffs Emerge as Merger Risks
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Federal Clearance Is Not Always the Finish Line: State AGs and Private Plaintiffs Emerge as Merger Risks
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On this Ropes & Gray podcast, antitrust partners Mark Popofsky and Samer Musallam discuss recent cases, including Paramount, where state attorneys general and private plaintiffs have challenged deals even after federal review, highlighting the growing role of states and private parties in U.S. antitrust enforcement. They examine the risks companies face from these additional enforcement branches and offer practical takeaways for managing antitrust exposure throughout the transaction process. Tune in to learn how to navigate the evolving landscape of merger enforcement beyond federal agencies.
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