Jay Levine is a partner in the firm’s Washington, D.C. litigation department. His practice is concentrated in complex litigation, particularly antitrust and consumer protection matters. Mr. Levine has extensive litigation experience in a variety of industries, particularly health care, pharmaceuticals, and consumer products. Over the past few years, he has represented pharmaceutical companies in several antitrust and competition-related actions, many of which involved issues not previously litigated. Mr. Levine was also a senior member of the trial team that defended against a challenge by the Federal Trade Commission to enjoin the merger of two suburban Chicago hospitals. That case, In the matter of Evanston Northwestern Healthcare Corp., presented many novel issues. Mr. Levine also played a critical role in United States v. Long Island Jewish Medical Center, the Department of Justice’s attempt to prevent the merger of two New York health systems. After a six-month investigation and one-month trial, the court denied the government’s request.
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Antitrust Probe of Movie Theater Chains Enters Next Act* The U.S. Department of Justice has turned its spotlight on AMC Entertainment, Inc. in the government’s antitrust probe of the nation’s movie theater industry. In an 8-K filed Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission, AMC (...)
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