2 Senior DOJ Career Officials Set to Depart Antitrust Division Next Month

Published on Nov 19, 2025

DOJ’s antitrust division is losing two senior career officials next month, further depleting the roster of top advisers surrounding Gail Slater, the agency’s head. Aditi Mehta, the division’s economics director of enforcement, is departing early next month, sources said. One of the sources said Mehta’s last day would be December 5. Also exiting on December […]

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