James Wilson

Work Highlights

Representing two groups of major retailers in antitrust litigation against Visa and MasterCard.

Representing a major food processor in defending multi-district price-fixing claims.

Representing a major technology firm in defending monopolization claims.

Representing a national collegiate sports association in a case challenging rules governing men's Division 1 college basketball.

Representing a major manufacturer in an antitrust investigation of multiple acquisitions it made.

Practice Areas

Jim is a partner in the Vorys Columbus office and a member of the litigation practice group. He has litigated and tried a wide variety of antitrust and complex business matters over nearly thirty years, including class, injunctive and multidistrict actions, involving issues of price-fixing, tying arrangements, vertical restraints and alleged monopolization. In addition, he has extensive experience representing clients in criminal investigations, having represented numerous companies and individuals in antitrust criminal investigations, including a number of foreign nationals. Jim has also represented clients in civil investigations by the Department of Justice, Federal Trade Commission and state antitrust enforcers concerning mergers, pricing practices and allegedly monopolistic conduct.