Andrew Forman, formerly serving as deputy assistant attorney general in the antitrust division of the U.S. Department of Justice, has transitioned to Latham & Watkins. He has joined the firm’s antitrust and competition practice as a partner in Washington, as announced by the firm recently. His expertise covers a broad spectrum of industries, including technology, health care, pharmaceuticals, insurance, finance, transportation, consumer products, entertainment, industrials, aerospace, and defense.
Latham & Watkins’ acquisition of Forman underscores the firm’s intent to bolster its antitrust practice. This move is significant given the firm’s ambitious portfolio which navigates through regulatory complexities across numerous sectors. This hire reflects a continuing trend among major law firms to integrate experienced DOJ personnel to strengthen their competitive practices amid heightened antitrust scrutiny. Forman’s expertise and DOJ background are expected to enhance the firm’s capabilities in dealing with complex antitrust matters. For more details on this appointment, visit Bloomberg Law.