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Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks junior antitrust and competition associate with 1-3 years of post-JD experience. Legal

While this innovative full-service firm has grown significantly in one generation, they remain true to the principles of associate development and public service. This firm's heart, despite several national and international outposts, remains very much in DC. The firm's efforts here focuses on an international client base. Many DC partners have regulatory experience, and knowledge of international markets helps navigate this firm's practice. While growth is the name of the game outside of the Washington office, in DC, it is all about attracting the best work possible -- a goal they continue to strive towards and seem to be successful in achieving.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks mid-level antitrust associate attorney with 3-4 years of merger experience. The candidate will serve in all aspects of US antitrust laws, including complex mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, unilateral conduct, cartel investigations, private litigations, and counseling. DOJ or FTC experience is preferred. An undergraduate degree in economics is also a plus. Legal

The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, motivated, has a positive attitude and good judgment.

The law practice based in the nation's capital opened twenty-five years ago. Forty-two well-established attorneys are on staff. They provide legal counsel to clients worldwide in US government including regulatory and administrative groups. A few of their practice areas consist of tax law, capital markets, international trade, and government relations. Attorneys are exceptionally knowledgeable in governmental regulatory and enforcement matters, internal investigations, litigation, and tax issues. They represent clients globally.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks mid-level attorney with 2-4 years of experience working on substantive antitrust matters, including second requests issued by the antitrust enforcement agencies. The candidate will be leading antitrust work in connection with antitrust investigations, including merger and non-merger governmental investigations, and related litigation. Will practice alongside some of the most recognized attorneys in the profession. Must preferably have experience in the antitrust aspects of mergers and acquisitions work. Legal

This firm loves its Harvard Law graduates and has the pedigree and New England roots to prove it. Most well known for its corporate practice, this firm has established and developed a DC practice that truly expands the areas of expertise among this firm's cities. Known for being more formal than other firms, the associates are very well compensated and receive good work. Partners get mentoring and providing opportunities for client contact. If you can get through the door here, this opportunity, especially for front page mergers and acquisitions and securities work, is unmatched. Known as the best firm in Boston, you'd better have a high GPA, or you're wasting your time.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks mid-level litigation antitrust and competition associate attorney with 4-6 years of experience. The candidate should preferably work in antitrust litigation and regulatory and government investigations with a top law firm. Prior agency experience is a plus. Prior admission to the DC Bar is preferred with the ability to waive in required. Legal

The candidate must possess strong academic credentials, excellent legal research and superb writing and oral communications skills, and strong interpersonal skills as well as be a team player.

This Silicon Valley firm offers a full-service practice which covers a number of areas, including: intellectual property, corporate, and labor & employment. The firm's intellectual property practice is both rapidly expanding and exceptionally solid; the firm's intellectual property attorneys have extensive experience in state, federal, and international litigation, as well as licensing, litigation avoidance and other matters across the complete spectrum of intellectual property issues. The atmosphere is collegial, but slightly more conservative than most Bay Area firms. Salaries are in line with other top Bay Area firms, and the firm provides a sizable bonus for all lawyers who bill at least 1,950 hours, with additional money based on three separate billable-hour levels above 1,950.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks junior antitrust associate attorney with 1-3 years of experience. The candidate will assume significant responsibilities in complex litigations, and as needed on mergers and other antitrust agency investigations. Will involve representing clients in civil antitrust litigation, defense of merger investigations (FTC/DOJ and International) and other agency investigations, and counseling clients on business practices. Experience with technology industries, pharmaceuticals and life sciences, financial markets, or issues lying at the intersection of antitrust and intellectual property is desirable. Legal

Superior academic credentials, strong verbal, written and interpersonal skills required.

With offices across the United States, Europe and Asia, this premier legal advising firm specializes in communications & networking, electronics & computer hardware, energy, financial institutions, information service providers, life sciences, media & entertainment, open source, retail & consumer products & services, semiconductors, software and venture capital. Their reputed clients span a wide variety of industries and are found internationally. These industries include information technology, life sciences, energy and clean technology, media and entertainment, communications, retail, and financial services.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks mid-level antitrust attorney with 2-4 years of counseling and litigation experience. The candidate should have experience at the Antitrust Division of the United States Department of Justice or the Federal Trade Commission. Judicial clerkship experience is a plus. Experience with the Hart-Scott-Rodino premerger notification program is a strong plus. Legal

Must have excellent academic credentials, a JD from a top-tier law school. Strong oral and written communication skills are required.

Associates praise this firm for its high-quality work and high-quality associates, both of which they say foster an outstanding work environment. The firm undertakes initiatives to help build comradery amongst new associates, while partner relationships are generally positive, with partners offering invaluable feedback to newer associates. The firm is also cited for its flexible facetime policies and work-life balance.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks mid-level antitrust associate attorney with 3-5 years of experience. The candidate will have the opportunity to participate in all aspects of the antitrust practice as well as to take on significant responsibility and work directly with clients and partners. Must have substantive experience in a variety of antitrust matters, especially merger clearance. Bar Admission in Washington, DC or ability to waive-in DC is required. Legal

Excellent academic credentials and legal writing skills required. Strong academic credentials in law coursework at a top-tier law school are highly valued.

This firm values diversity and boasts a progressive attitude towards associate life. Litigation in particular is strong in the mid-sized DC office. If you're fortunate enough to make it through the screening process, you'll join a select group in a firm known not only for great work but a collegial atmosphere.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks competition attorney with 2-4 years of relevant experience. The candidate should have experience in antitrust matters with a focus on evaluating and litigating mergers under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act. Prior agency (FTC, DOJ) experience is preferred. DC Bar membership or eligibility to waive into the DC Bar is required. Legal

Should have a strong academic record, exceptional writing, analytical, and intellectual skills, and be a true team player.

The second largest law office based in the District of Columbia entered the legal market forty-five years ago. There are over one-hundred and fifty accomplished attorneys employed at the legal practice. Area of specialization is federal government matters. Practice areas are broad in scope. Some of their practice disciplines consist of bond finance, competition-antitrust, food-drug regulatory law, general commercial litigation-transactions, and real estate finance.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks antitrust attorney with 2-5 years of experience. The candidate should have substantive experience in a range of competition matters including mergers, litigation, government investigations, and counseling. District of Columbia Bar membership or ability to waive into the D.C. Bar is required. Legal

One of the nation's longest-established, most prestigious law firms. This busy litigation, technology and energy firm boasts top pay and excellent benefits. With a more active training schedule than social schedule, this is a progressive firm. Major-player clients range from high-techs to financial institutions and key national and international corporations. Additional branches reach around the country and around the globe.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks antitrust litigation associate with 5+ years of experience. The candidate should have government experience. Legal

This AmLaw firm provides it's associates with excellent partners, high quality work, a transparent pay policy, and numerous pro bono opportunities. Attorneys get substantive experience early-on in their careers. There's no billing requirement at this firm, and the work does not overwhelm the associates here. Vacations are very doable, and associates report they aren't bothered during those precious days. The firm has a very collegial atmosphere. According to the associates, firm social life is available, but not expected.