Biden Antitrust Cops Say Ramped-Up Court Push Built to Last (1)

Jan. 10, 2025, 9:45 AM UTCUpdated: Jan. 10, 2025, 5:20 PM UTC

Top Biden antitrust enforcers say their work inside the courtroom laid a foundation with sticking power for wielding century-old competition laws to police corporate concentration at scale.

A push to ramp up enforcement was an “investment in the future,” said Hetal Doshi, who led the Department of Justice’s antitrust litigation program, created in 2023 to increase the division’s capacity to bring cases to trial.

“When we invest in the future by hiring the right personnel, engaging in the right training and partnership,” Doshi said in an interview with Bloomberg Law, “that prepares this program and the division to meet the ...

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