Mark Grundvig, a former Assistant Chief of the Washington Criminal II Section at the U.S Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division, has added his expertise to the antitrust and competitive practice group at Foley & Lardner as a newly appointed partner. With prior in-depth involvement overseeing investigations and prosecutions of those violating federal antitrust laws, Grundvig brings a robust legal experience to the renown law firm. This transition was confirmed on a meeting held on Monday, according to the firm.
During his tenure at the Department of Justice, Grundvig was primarily engaged in managing inquiries and examination of criminal violations of federal antitrust laws. His proficiency is expected to add significant value to the law firm’s antitrust practice. His appointment aligns with the company’s aim to continually provide unrivaled guidance in the increasingly complex legal world of antitrust and competition.
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