Willkie Farr & Gallagher (New York)

William H. Rooney

Willkie Farr & Gallagher (New York)
Lawyer (Partner)

William H. Rooney is a partner in Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP and Chair of Willkie’s U.S. Antitrust Practice Group, where he specializes in all forms of antitrust matters across jurisdictions. Mr. Rooney’s antitrust experience includes domestic and international investigations, merger filings, litigation, and business ventures. He recently received the 2016 William T. Lifland Award from the New York State Bar Association. The Lifland Award recognized Mr. Rooney as a distinguished antitrust practitioner, for his accomplishments in the field of antitrust, and his service to the antitrust community. Chambers USA (2005-2016) ranks Mr. Rooney among the leading antitrust practitioners in New York.

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Articles

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William H. Rooney, Jonathan J. Konoff, Timothy G. Fleming, Michelle Polizzano The US District Court for the District Court of Columbia imposes a $2.5 million civil penalty against a manufacturer of imaging equipment for violating the pre-merger notification and waiting period requirements of the HSR Act (Canon / Toshiba)

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This article has been nominated for the 2020 Antitrust Writing Awards. Click here to learn more about the Antitrust Writing Awards. Earlier this summer, the U.S. Department of Justice (the “DOJ”) filed a proposed final judgment against Canon Inc. (“Canon”) and Toshiba Corp. (“Toshiba”), imposing (...)

Michelle Polizzano, Timothy G. Fleming, William H. Rooney The US Supreme Court affirms the right of app purchasers to sue an app company for monopolization under the indirect-purchaser rule of Illinois Brick as a rule of contractual privity rather than a rule of proximate cause (Apple / Pepper)

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This article has been nominated for the 2020 Antitrust Writing Awards. Click here to learn more about the Antitrust Writing Awards. In Apple Inc. v. Pepper, a 5-4 Supreme Court affirmed the right of app purchasers under the indirect-purchaser rule of Illinois Brick Co. v. Illinois to sue (...)

2252 Review

Agathe Richard, Aidan Synnott, Albert A. Foer, Alden F. Abbott, Alvaro Ramos, Ben Labow, Bonny Sweeney, Bradley T. Tennis, Christopher Meyers, Donald C. Klawiter, James J. Tierney, James Langenfeld, Janet McDavid, John DeQ. Briggs, John Kwoka, Joseph Farrell, Logan M. Breed, Mark D. Whitener, Michael A. Carrier, Michael D. Hausfeld, Michael L. Weiner, Michael P. Lehmann, Richard S. Taffet, Scott Andrew Sher, Sharis A. Pozen, William H. Rooney What is Trump Antitrust?

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Change is in the air and it is coming to antitrust and competition policy in the United States. The unexpected election of President-elect Donald J. Trump opened wide the speculation or mystery about what he and his advisors are planning concerning his administration’s antitrust policy. During (...)

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