Caitlin is a partner in the Business Litigation and Antitrust, Competition & Distribution practice groups. She focuses on complex commercial litigation and antitrust litigation and counseling. She is known for her problem-solving skills and dedication to clients who are facing complex litigation issues. Her ability to collaborate and work as part of a team makes her the choice when it comes to clients’ litigation needs.
Caitlin’s practice focuses on representing clients in antitrust, product distribution, and unfair competition litigation throughout the United States. She has experience in both state and federal court, including federal class action lawsuits, litigating antitrust claims involving price fixing, no-poach agreements, and price discrimination. Caitlin also regularly counsels manufacturers regarding product distribution issues, agreements, and risk management and litigates contractual arrangements among manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, and dealers. She also advises clients on complex issues related to mergers and acquisitions, from risk assessment and reportability under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act to inquiries and investigations by the U.S. Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission related to antitrust and consumer protection issues.
In addition to her antitrust practice, Caitlin litigates complex commercial matters involving financial services and business disputes. She has experience litigating and advising clients on financial services matters, including fraud claims arising out of the electronic flow of funds. Caitlin also regularly litigates complex matters arising out of business disputes that involve breach of contract, restrictive covenants, trade secrets and confidentiality, and earnout provisions. Additionally, Caitlin is a go-to resource for counseling clients on the application of and compliance with U.S. sweepstakes, contests, and raffle laws.
Caitlin is an enthusiastic supporter and participant in the firm’s pro bono practice.
