#402 Antitrust in Times of Change? A Conversation With Gail Slater

Antitrust enforcement policy, like many aspects of our society, has been undergoing important changes over the past decade. What are the big picture trends driving these changes, and how are they reflected in the way the federal agencies enforce the antitrust laws? Former head of DOJ Antitrust Division Gail Slater (now with White & Case*) joins Lexi Michaud and Sergei Zaslavsky to discuss the impact of the unitary executive theory on antitrust, the states' growing role, AI policy, and other hot-button issues in antitrust enforcement. Listen to this episode for a wide-ranging discussion of antitrust enforcement under the current administration.
*This episode was recorded when Gail held the role of Competition and Technology Policy Chair at American Compass, prior to Gail joining White & Case.
With special guest:
Gail Slater, White & Case

Related Links:
Commonplace, Gail Slater, "The Feds Don't Have an Antitrust Monopoly" (mag.commonplace.org/p/antitrust-shouldnt-be-mo…)Commonplace, Gail Slater, "Antitrust in the Time(s) of Tariffs" (mag.commonplace.org/p/gail-slater-antitrust-in…)

Hosted by:
Sergei Zaslavsky, O’Melveny & Myers and Lexi Michaud, Fried Frank