Competition/Antitrust: Litigators
Nationwide - Canada
2 years ranked
Provided by McCarthy Tétrault LLP
Casey is one of Canada’s leading competition lawyers, with a practice covering merger control, cartel defence, and antitrust litigation. He brings an analytical approach to competition law issues that is unique in the Canadian profession, having practiced with leading firms in Toronto, Washington and London. He has been named one of the world’s top 40 competition lawyers under 40 (Global Competition Review, 2012), one of the top 40 lawyers in Canada under 40 (LEXPERT, 2012), and is a two-time Finalist for GCR’s worldwide “Lawyer of the Year - Under 40” Award (2014, 2013). His Harvard Law School LLM thesis on competitor collaborations under the Sherman Act was a selected runner-up in the international Swope Antitrust Writing Competition. Casey is admitted to practice in Ontario, New York, and England & Wales. He is a longtime member of the Leadership of the ABA Section of Antitrust Law, including serving as a member of the section’s governing Council.
Ontario, 2002; New York, 2006; Solicitor (non-practising), England and Wales, 2009
Provided by Chambers
Casey Halladay represents clients before the Competition Bureau in the review of high-value acquisitions, as well as in investigations into possible abuses of dominance and price-fixing.
Casey Halladay represents clients before the Competition Bureau in the review of high-value acquisitions, as well as in investigations into possible abuses of dominance and price-fixing.
Provided by Chambers
He is highly knowledgeable about many areas of the law and is well-connected to the community.
Casey is responsive, thorough and exceeds client expectations regarding the advice he is able to provide on Canadian competition law matters.
He is the complete package.
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