Lindsey Edwards is an associate in the Washington, D.C., office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where she is a member of the firm's antitrust practice. Her work encompasses a variety of civil and criminal antitrust matters, including litigation, government investigations, and mergers and acquisitions.
During law school, Lindsey worked as a law clerk in the Bureau of Competition at the FTC, where she gained experience with government investigations and litigation of mergers and acquisitions.
Lindsey Edwards is an associate in the Washington, D.C., office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where she is a member of the firm's antitrust practice. Her work encompasses a variety of civil and criminal antitrust matters, including litigation, government investigations, and mergers and acquisitions.
During law school, Lindsey worked as a law clerk in the Bureau of Competition at the FTC, where she gained experience with government investigations and litigation of mergers and acquisitions.
- J.D., George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School, 2017Cum Laude; Vice Justice, Moot Court Board; Member, Journal of Law, Economics & Policy; Recipient, Antonin Scalia Law School Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement in Antitrust Law; Recipient, Global Antitrust Institute Award for Outstanding Performance in Antitrust Law and Economics
- B.S.B.A., Economics, University of Arkansas, 2014Cum Laude, Minor in Political Science
- Bar of the District of Columbia
- J.D., George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School, 2017Cum Laude; Vice Justice, Moot Court Board; Member, Journal of Law, Economics & Policy; Recipient, Antonin Scalia Law School Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement in Antitrust Law; Recipient, Global Antitrust Institute Award for Outstanding Performance in Antitrust Law and Economics
- B.S.B.A., Economics, University of Arkansas, 2014Cum Laude, Minor in Political Science
- Bar of the District of Columbia
Lindsey has provided antitrust representation to clients with respect to the following recent matters:
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Tractor Supply Company in its acquisition of Orscheln Farm & Home
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Mandiant in its acquisition by Google
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Lumentum in its acquisition of NeoPhotonics
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Price Chopper Supermarkets in its merger with Tops Friendly Markets
- Zillow in its acquisition of ShowingTime
- Southeastern Grocers in the sale of 62 BI-LO stores to Ahold Delhaize
- Credit Karma in its sale to Intuit, and the sale of Credit Karma Tax to Square
- Deutsche Telekom in the $26 billion purchase of Sprint by DT’s subsidiary, T-Mobile
- Cvent in connection with its acquisition by Vista Partners
Lindsey has provided antitrust representation to clients with respect to the following recent matters:
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Tractor Supply Company in its acquisition of Orscheln Farm & Home
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Mandiant in its acquisition by Google
-
Lumentum in its acquisition of NeoPhotonics
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Price Chopper Supermarkets in its merger with Tops Friendly Markets
- Zillow in its acquisition of ShowingTime
- Southeastern Grocers in the sale of 62 BI-LO stores to Ahold Delhaize
- Credit Karma in its sale to Intuit, and the sale of Credit Karma Tax to Square
- Deutsche Telekom in the $26 billion purchase of Sprint by DT’s subsidiary, T-Mobile
- Cvent in connection with its acquisition by Vista Partners
Select Publications
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"Dysfunction Junction: U.S. Merger Review Under the Biden Administration," Competition Policy International, May 3, 2022
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Co-author with J. Ferris and L. Parnes, "Spotlight on Antitrust: FTC Open Meeting Reflects Changing Tide," Wilson Sonsini Alert, July 6, 2021
- Co-author with J. Jacobson, “Missing the Forest for the Trees: The Application of Amex in United States v. Sabre,” The Antitrust Source, June 2021
- Co-author with D.H. Ginsburg and J.D. Wright, “Section 2 Mangled: FTC v. Qualcomm on the Duty to Deal, Price Squeezes, and Exclusive Dealing,” Journal of Antitrust Enforcement, Vol. 8, No. 2, 2020
- "Does the Federal Trade Commission's Section 5 Statement Impose Limits on the Commission's Unfair Methods of Competition Authority?" Journal of Law, Economics & Policy, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2017
- "The Need for Clarification on Product Hopping: Open Questions After Namenda and Doryx," Social Science Research Network (SSRN), July 2017
- Co-author with J.D. Wright, "The Death of Antitrust Safe Harbors: Causes and Consequences," George Mason Law Review, Vol. 23, No. 5, 2016
Select Publications
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"Dysfunction Junction: U.S. Merger Review Under the Biden Administration," Competition Policy International, May 3, 2022
-
Co-author with J. Ferris and L. Parnes, "Spotlight on Antitrust: FTC Open Meeting Reflects Changing Tide," Wilson Sonsini Alert, July 6, 2021
- Co-author with J. Jacobson, “Missing the Forest for the Trees: The Application of Amex in United States v. Sabre,” The Antitrust Source, June 2021
- Co-author with D.H. Ginsburg and J.D. Wright, “Section 2 Mangled: FTC v. Qualcomm on the Duty to Deal, Price Squeezes, and Exclusive Dealing,” Journal of Antitrust Enforcement, Vol. 8, No. 2, 2020
- "Does the Federal Trade Commission's Section 5 Statement Impose Limits on the Commission's Unfair Methods of Competition Authority?" Journal of Law, Economics & Policy, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2017
- "The Need for Clarification on Product Hopping: Open Questions After Namenda and Doryx," Social Science Research Network (SSRN), July 2017
- Co-author with J.D. Wright, "The Death of Antitrust Safe Harbors: Causes and Consequences," George Mason Law Review, Vol. 23, No. 5, 2016
Kimberly Brooks
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