Yo W. Shiina is an associate in the New York office of Constantine Cannon. Her practice is focused on antitrust litigation and complex commercial litigation in both state and federal courts. Yo has represented clients in various industries, including aviation, automobile and auto-parts, healthcare, technology, and payments. Her recent representation includes: representing a class of large retailers in an antitrust case against payment card networks and banks; counseling a large technology company regarding its antitrust policy; defending a Japanese airline in a section one of the Sherman Act claim in a civil antitrust litigation; representing a whistleblower in a federal False Claims Act case alleging Stark law and anti-kickback statute violations; and representing the State of New York in several lawsuits in federal and state courts challenging certain regulations promulgated by the New York State Department of Health. Prior to joining Constantine Cannon, she was an attorney at an AmLaw 200 firm where she focused on complex commercial litigation. She has also represented clients in matters including federal investigations and compliance related to product liability, financial regulations and requirements, and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Yo W. Shiina graduated from Fordham University, School of Law in 2015 and received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Keio University in Japan. Yo is fluent both in English and Japanese.
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FTC’s Antitrust Suit Against Facebook Survives Motion to Dismiss* On January 11, 2022, the U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg denied Facebook’s motion to dismiss the FTC’s Amended Complaint which alleges that Facebook maintained a monopoly in personal social service network market in (...)
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DOJ Seeks to Close the Book on Penguin Random House’s Acquisition of Simon & Schuster* On November 2, the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) once again demonstrated its renewed resolve to block anticompetitive concentrations by filing a civil antitrust lawsuit seeking to block Penguin (...)
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Will the Next Chapter in DOJ’s Showdown With Book Publishers Rewrite the Book on Antitrust Merger Enforcement?* Federal antitrust enforcers hope to write a new chapter on merger enforcement this year as they face off against leading publishers. One of the major antitrust developments last (...)
