Meegan Hollywood

Practice Areas

Antitrust Litigation; Class Action Litigation

Career

Meegan Hollywood has over a decade of antitrust experience prosecuting actions involving price fixing, unlawful monopolization and other anticompetitive practices on behalf of plaintiffs.

She previously litigated the In re Air Cargo Shipping Services Antitrust Litigation involving a class of direct purchasers who recovered over $1.2 billion in settlements for an alleged global conspiracy in the market for airfreight services. Meegan currently serves on the court-appointed plaintiffs’ steering committee in In re Local TV Advertising Antitrust Litigation representing a proposed class of purchasers of broadcast television spot advertising against defendants that are alleged to have engaged in a scheme to artificially inflate prices in violation of federal antitrust law. Additionally, she is currently litigating the In re Replacement Passenger Vehicle Tires Antitrust Litigation on behalf of a proposed class of direct purchaser plaintiffs who allege that the defendant tire manufacturers engaged in a global price-fixing conspiracy to raise the price of replacement tires.

Meegan is an advisory board member of the American Antitrust Institute and co-chair of the Class Action and Private Litigation Committee of the New York State Bar Association’s Antitrust Law Section. She works with the pro bono organization Kids in Need of Defense to provide pro bono assistance to unaccompanied refugee children seeking Special Immigrant Juvenile status in the United States. Meegan is also a member of the board of directors for Hudson River Community Sailing in New York.

Professional Memberships

American Antitrust Institute

(Advisory Board)

American Bar Association Antitrust Law Section

New York State Bar Association Antitrust Law Section

Publications

“All is not lost: Personal jurisdiction in a post-BMS world,” (with Jonathan Edelman), Antitrust Magazine (fall 2023)

“Big data in the wake of Covid-19 — a conundrum for enforcers,” (with Adam Mendel), Bloomberg Law (June 17, 2020)

“Did antitrust enforcers allow for creation of competitive ecosystem now drawing their ire?,” (with Adam Mendel), Bloomberg Law (March 31, 2020)

“It ain’t over ‘til it’s over: Can making ACPERA restitution conditional help fill a gap in the law?,” (with David Rochelson), Competition Policy International (June 2019)

“No-poachers find themselves in hot water,” (with Kellie Lerner), Bloomberg Law (Aug. 29, 2018)

“Between a rock and a hard place: Communicating with absent class members,” (with Noelle Forde), Antitrust Magazine (fall 2017)

“Amazon — the 1st illegal monopsony?,” Law360 (Sept. 2, 2014)

“Tips for the antitrust lawyer taking depositions abroad,” Law360 (July 3, 2013)