Where do plaintiffs get the information they put into their pleadings? Melinda Coolidge, a leading lawyer who represents plaintiffs, will explain how she researches, develops and diligences antitrust complaints.

Private enforcement plays an important role in antitrust law, and private enforcement starts with the complaint. Our guest is leading plaintiffs’ lawyer Melinda Coolidge, who has developed a number of complaints. In this episode, Melinda talks with John Roberti and Sergei Zaslavsky about how she researches, develops and diligences antitrust complaints. Listen to this episode to learn where plaintiffs get the information they put into their pleadings (hint: if a press release announces you plan to fix prices, Melinda will probably find it).

Melinda Coolidge // Partner // Hausfeld

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Hosted by:

John Roberti, Partner, Allen & Overy and Sergei Zaslavsky, Counsel, O’Melveny & Myers