Jonathan is a seasoned antitrust and competition lawyer with significant commercial litigation experience serving clients in diverse sectors, including manufacturing, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, health care, and technology. He has extensive experience litigating all types of commercial claims, including antitrust, breach of contract, tortious interference, and misapproporiation of trade secrets claims. He also advises clients regarding the management of their day-to-day business risks, counsels on corporate transactions, and provides litigation defense.

Jonathan’s antitrust litigation experience includes price fixing, exclusive dealing, tying, predatory pricing, monopolization, and attempted monopolization. He has repeatedly convinced courts to deny motions for class certification, including in antitrust and consumer fraud class actions.

Known for providing substantive antitrust analysis of proposed transactions, Jonathan advises on a wide range of issues, including merger review and pre-merger integration planning, distribution and franchising, and other business practices. He also represents clients before federal and state antitrust enforcement authorities in the course of investigations concerning distribution practices and pre- and post-merger review.

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Education
JD, University of Michigan Law School, cum laude, 1999

MPM, University of Maryland, 1993

BA, University of Maryland, Honors in Economics, 1992