
Former Federal Antitrust Enforcers Launch Plaintiff-Side Law Firm Simonsen Sussman LLP
June 17, 2025 (New York, NY) – Today four former senior federal enforcers launched a law firm dedicated to representing plaintiffs in high-impact antitrust and unfair competition litigation combatting the worst abuses of corporate power in our economy. Simonsen Sussman LLP seeks to fill significant gaps in enforcement with a clear mission: to help entrepreneurs, new entrants, small businesses, workers, and other victims of anticompetitive and unfair practices, as well as state and local governments, chart creative, strategic, and cost-effective paths to relief from violations of the competition laws.

Former US FTC attorneys launch plaintiff-side antitrust law firm
MLex (June 17, 2025) - Former antitrust enforcers from the Federal Trade Commission have launched the law firm Simonsen Sussman LLP dedicated to representing plaintiffs in high-impact antitrust and unfair competition litigation….

Wake Up Call: Ex-FTC Lawyers Form New Antitrust Enforcement Firm
Three former Federal Trade Commission lawyers and a US attorney opened a new plaintiffs law firm focused on unfair competition, price discrimination, and other antitrust law violations….

Former Federal Antitrust Enforcers Launch Plaintiff-Side Law Firm Simonsen Sussman LLP
Law360 (June 17, 2025, 10:28 AM EDT ) - Former enforcers from the Federal Trade Commission and the U.S. Department of Justice launched a new law firm on Tuesday, Simonsen Sussman LLP, to bring cases on behalf of entrepreneurs, small...

Ex-FTC lawyers form new firm targeting US antitrust enforcement ‘gaps’
June 17 (Reuters) - Three former U.S. Federal Trade Commission lawyers and a U.S. attorney who resigned in January opened a new plaintiffs law firm on Tuesday focused on unfair competition, price discrimination and other antitrust law violations.

Ex-enforcers launch plaintiffs’ boutique
Global Competition Review (17 June 2025) - Three ex-Federal Trade Commission lawyers and a former US prosecutor have opened an antitrust boutique focused on enforcement of “underutilised” laws on behalf of private plaintiffs and state attorneys general.