Litigation Associate; Antitrust - Orange
Listed on 2026-02-06
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Law/Legal
Legal Counsel, Litigation, Lawyer
Associate - Litigation/Merger Control - Antitrust
Locations: Austin, Century City, Chicago, New York, San Diego, San Francisco, Washington, D.C.
Practice Area: Antitrust
Experience Level: 2-5 years (3rd-5th year associate class)
Compensation: Cravath scale
Direct Counsel is representing an Am Law 100 firm with an immediate need for a highly qualified Antitrust Associate.
The firm's nationally recognized Litigation & Trial Department is seeking a motivated and skilled associate to join its expanding Antitrust team. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 2 years of substantive experience in antitrust litigation and/or merger control, with strong familiarity across key statutes such as the Sherman Act, Clayton Act, and Hart-Scott-Rodino Act.
Responsibilities- Handle complex antitrust matters including litigation, investigations, and merger clearance.
- Conduct legal research and analysis on antitrust laws, regulatory issues, and economic competition.
- Draft motions, pleadings, memoranda, and discovery responses.
- Support all stages of litigation, including depositions, trial prep, and client communications.
- Engage in merger review processes and coordinate with government enforcement agencies.
- Minimum of 2 years of experience in antitrust litigation and/or merger control.
- Strong academic credentials and JD from an accredited law school.
- Exceptional legal writing, research, and analytical skills.
- Licensed to practice or eligible to waive into one of the firm's listed jurisdictions.
- Prior experience with an Am Law firm or relevant government agency is a plus.
This is an excellent opportunity to work alongside leading antitrust practitioners on high-profile matters in a collaborative and high-performing environment. The firm offers top‑of‑market compensation and a commitment to professional growth.
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