Brian has provided strategic counsel to leading companies across a wide variety of industries, including healthcare, aviation, technology, financial institutions, and wine and spirits.
Brian’s practice includes representing clients in federal and state courts, as well as before the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission. He has successfully defended clients in major antitrust cases in cases involving challenges to his clients’ use and enforcement of their intellectual property and against allegations of unlawful agreements. His passion for understanding market dynamics and his analytical approach to assessing large records and economic evidence helps his clients achieve favorable litigation outcomes.
Prior to joining the firm, Brian practiced antitrust law at another international law firm. Brian earned his LL.M. in competition law at New York University where he received the Frank T. Diersen Prize for graduating number one in his program.
