In a notable shift within the legal field, BakerHostetler has welcomed Timothy Longman as a partner, bolstering its antitrust and competition team within the firm’s litigation practice group in Washington. Longman arrives from an eminent position as the acting assistant chief of the civil conduct task force at the United States Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division.
At his previous post, Longman was responsible for litigating intricate antitrust cases and steering the civil conduct task force in various significant oversight capacities. His experience spans antitrust merger clearances, leading thorough investigations, and providing expert business advice. His move to BakerHostetler is poised to enhance the firm’s capacity to handle complex antitrust litigation and regulatory challenges. Details of his new role were announced by BakerHostetler on Monday.
This strategic hire underscores BakerHostetler’s commitment to expanding its capabilities in antitrust and competition law at a time when scrutiny of mergers and anticompetitive behaviors is intensifying under new enforcement priorities. By bringing Longman on board, BakerHostetler enhances its ability to navigate these complex legal landscapes, offering clients more robust representation and insights.
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