Date: Tuesday, March 11, 2025
Time: 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. ET
Location: Virtual
Contact: Stacy Weiner, Stacy.Weiner@ThompsonHine.com or Jennifer Cygan, Jennifer.Cygan@ThompsonHine.com
As President Donald J. Trump begins his term in 2025, Thompson Hine invites you to attend a timely webinar series that will explore how this transition of power may reshape the legal and regulatory landscape. From U.S. trade policies to immigration enforcement, the incoming administration could bring significant changes across a range of government sectors. Our attorneys will provide insights and analysis on these anticipated shifts, examining their potential impact on key practice areas.
With a new administration comes new enforcement priorities—or do they? Join us as our panel of antitrust practitioners examine the latest shifts at the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division. Our presenters will explore key developments, including how antitrust enforcement is evolving from Biden to Trump, changes in merger review and Hart-Scott-Rodino Act (HSR) rules, the future of the Robinson-Patman Act, the revocation of competitor collaboration guidelines, and enforcement trends in labor markets. This session will also offer insights into how the administration plans to approach AI-related antitrust issues.
Presenters:
- Mark R. Butscha, Jr., Partner, Thompson Hine LLP
- Jennifer S. Roach, Partner, Thompson Hine LLP
- Caitlin R. Thomas, Partner, Thompson Hine LLP
Upcoming Programs
We invite you to register for our upcoming webinars. You will need to register separately for each session.
- March 18 – Trade Crimes Enforcement Forecast – Register
- April 1 – Employee Benefits Under Trump 2.0: Policy Shifts and Uncharted Territory – Register
- April 8 – Navigating Supply Chain Disruptions: The Impact of Trump's Transportation Policies and Tariffs – Register
CLE
CLE credit is pending. Upon completion of the attendance verification form, an email will be sent from the ABA containing a link for indicating the specific state(s) where credit is needed. Subsequently, the ABA will issue certificates and report credit upon approval.