Antitrust
District of Columbia
3 years ranked
Provided by Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP
Kathy O'Neill advises clients on all aspects of antitrust and competition law, after serving 15 years with the US Department of Justice Antitrust Division, most recently as senior director of investigations and litigation, the top career civil position in the Antitrust Division. In that role, Kathy oversaw all merger and civil conduct investigations and litigations across industries. She previously served as chief of the Transportation, Energy and Agriculture Section of the Antitrust Division, and earlier as a trial attorney in the Telecommunications and Media Section, among other positions.
During her tenure in the Antitrust Division, Kathy played a key role in a number of high-profile merger reviews, anti-competitive conduct investigations and litigation across a range of industries, including the airline, communications, technology, entertainment, energy and agriculture sectors, among others. She oversaw high-stakes investigations and litigation involving tech firms, and she helped pioneer the DOJ’s approach to challenging acquisitions by dominant firms, overseeing litigated challenges involving nascent technology.
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Kathy O'Neill of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP is commended for her broad antitrust practice including antitrust investigations. Her clients are drawn from a range of sectors including technology and aerospace.
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Kathy defines excellence in client service through her proactive communication and accessibility maintaining a tireless commitment to her clients. Her advice is high-level and deeply nuanced and bridges the gap between complex regulatory theory and the practicalities of business reality. She delivers a level of strategic value that consistently exceeds expectations.
Kathy has a very practical and strategic approach. She is very responsive and easy to work with.
Kathy is a gifted antitrust thinker with a strong ability to drive consensus and resolve matters.
Kathy has a significant background with the DOJ so knows the space inside and out. She has very thorough knowledge and adapts it to the current situation.
Kathy is a great lawyer on large, important matters. She is very well known and clients think very highly of her.
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