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The Government Investigations & Civil Litigation Institute's Seventh Annual Meeting

Event | 11.07.21 - 11.09.21, 4:00 PM PST - 4:00 PM PST

Address

The Ritz Carlton Bacara
8301 Hollister Avenue, Santa Barbara, CA 93117

Participants of the GICLI Annual Meeting share valuable experiences and practical strategies for handling government investigations and related civil litigation at collegial roundtable and panel discussions. An open, knowledge-sharing forum is encourages throughout two days of breakfast sessions, workshops and casual, relationship-building events.


Partners Stefan Meisner and Alexis Gilman will speak on the panel "The Antitrust Docket in 2022." Current antitrust law and enforcement is positioned to undergo a major change in the U.S. under the Biden administration and amid calls on both sides of the aisle for legislative reform. What will these proposed changes mean for practitioners and their clients as institutions pivot under new leadership and new legislation in 2022? This panel will discuss current enforcement priorities and trends, what in-house counsel can anticipate from the enforcement agencies in 2022, and practical tips for practitioners in navigating and mitigating risk for clients and companies.


Other C&M participants: Jason Murray and David Griffith

For more information, please visit these areas: Antitrust and Competition

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