Antitrust is in transition. A change in political administration, broader support for a stronger role for antitrust, and the pressures of existing and emerging competition issues raise critical questions around the process and substance of enforcement. These range from challenges to U.S. enforcement institutions, to what a pragmatic, balanced enforcement approach that supports consumers and workers looks like, and lessons from recent cases.Please join us for PPI’s half-day “Future of Antitrust” conference, where we will hear from leading antitrust, business, legislative, and academic experts to explore how antitrust will navigate key issues. The morning event will kick off with keynote remarks from Representative Lou Correa (D-Calif.), the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, Subcommittee on the Administrative State, Regulatory Reform, and Antitrust. Following is an expert panel discussion that will take up antitrust enforcement trends, the state of play on competition advocacy, and guiding principles for enforcement moving forward.
