The Capitol Forum will host a conference call with Karina Lubell, Partner in Brunswick Group’s Global Antitrust and Competition practice, and Nicholas Cheolas, Partner at Wiley, to discuss the evolving antitrust enforcement landscape under the second Trump administration.
The discussion will examine what the first months of Trump 2.0 have revealed about antitrust priorities and enforcement, how agencies are approaching investigations and remedies in a resource-constrained environment, and how the midterm elections could affect the future balance of antitrust power.
The conversation will also explore the implications of major antitrust matters unfolding in both legal and public arenas.
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The discussion topics will include:
Nicholas Cheolas
Nicholas Cheolas is a Partner at Wiley and an antitrust litigator who advises clients on competition issues, investigations, enforcement matters, and litigation. Before joining Wiley, he served at the U.S. Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division, with experience in matters involving technology, digital markets, and data-driven industries.
Karina Lubell
Karina Lubell is a Partner in Brunswick Group’s Global Antitrust and Competition practice, where she advises clients navigating regulatory scrutiny, complex transactions, and public affairs challenges. She previously served as Chief of Competition Policy and Advocacy at the U.S. Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division and, prior to joining DOJ, was a Senior Correspondent at The Capitol Forum.
Your Host Teddy Downey
Executive Editor at The Capitol Forum
