Kuruvilla Olasa

Kuruvilla Olasa is an accomplished litigation partner who has tried high-stakes antitrust cases for both plaintiffs and defendants.

Kuru has tried antitrust merger cases in courtrooms across the country. Most recently, he represented the State of Washington in successfully challenging the merger of Kroger and Albertsons, and he represented a private plaintiff in pursuing a post-consummation challenge to a merger – a challenge that resulted in the first-ever divestiture in private merger litigation.

Kuru also represents defendants in complex and multi-district litigation involving allegations of price fixing, monopolization and other alleged anticompetitive conduct. In 2025, Kuru was ranked Up and Coming: Antitrust by Chambers USA.

Outside the courtroom, Kuru advises clients on a wide range of antitrust matters, including merger clearance, litigation contingency planning and antitrust compliance.

A former software engineer, Kuru brings a deep knowledge and affinity for technology to the legal analysis and advice he provides to clients. In the litigation context, Kuru relies on his technology background to defend and cross-examine technology witnesses, including computer science experts.