AAI’s Kathleen Bradish to Discuss Remedies and Impacts in United States v. Google Decision with the D.C. Bar

AAI’s Vice President and Director of Legal Advocacy Kathleen Bradish will join the panel United States v. Google: Assessing Potential Remedies and Impacts with the D.C. Bar. From the panel description:

Join the D.C. Bar Antitrust and Consumer Law Community for an in-depth discussion on the landmark decision in United States v. Google, where U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta ruled that Google unlawfully maintained monopolies in the online search and advertising markets, violating Section 2 of the Sherman Act. This pivotal ruling, the most significant antitrust action since the Microsoft case, has sparked intense debate over the future of digital market regulation. Our panel of legal and economic experts will explore the potential remedies Judge Mehta may impose, the broader implications for the tech industry, and how the Trump Administration’s revised remedy proposals could reshape federal antitrust enforcement. Don’t miss this timely and thought-provoking conversation on one of the most consequential antitrust cases of the decade!

Speakers:

• Kathleen Bradish, Vice President and Director of Legal Advocacy, American Antitrust Institute
• Joseph Coniglio, Director of Antitrust and Innovation Policy, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
• Graham Dufault, General Counsel, ACT | The App Association
• Tim Kamal-Grayson, Competition Counsel, Anthropic
• Brian Scarpelli, Senior Global Policy Counsel, ACT | The App Association (Moderator)