Antitrust laterals, recruited nationwide.
Merger clearance, conduct counseling, and antitrust litigation call for different strengths, and many antitrust lawyers want a particular mix.
Clearance, conduct, or courtroom.
We ask how your work divides among merger reviews, investigations, counseling, and private litigation, and which agencies you deal with. Lateral Lock builds the search around that mix.
- Firms that fit the mix.Merger clearance, including HSR filings and second requests, is a different record from conduct counseling or from civil antitrust litigation. We target antitrust groups whose balance of regulatory and litigation work suits yours.
- What we research.The platform, work mix, clients, offices, and trajectory of each group are part of our review.
- Describing your matters.We set the resume in the order an antitrust group screens: matter type, agency, then your role in the review or the case. You approve every resume edit before the resume goes out. The cover letter leads with the strengths that firm prioritizes and goes out with the submission unless you ask to see it first.
- Confidential and supported.Firms see your materials only after you authorize them. We prepare you for interviews and help negotiate.
The search follows the practice.
Antitrust associates, counsel, and partners are recruited nationwide.
The recruiter is introduced on Your Recruiter. How a search runs is on For Attorneys. Confidentiality questions are on the attorney FAQ.
Hiring for this kind of seat? Read how firm searches work and the FAQ for hiring firms.
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A conversation is not a submission. Your current firm is not told that you called.

