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Partner Carl Hittinger is quoted in <a href="https://www.legaldive.com/news/ftc-doj-antitrust-scrutiny-mergers-regulation-contract-termination-date/692175/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">an Aug. 29 Legal Dive article</a> about the impact on companies of increasing antitrust scrutiny by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Justice Department (DOJ).

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The FTC and DOJ revised Hart-Scott-Rodino requirements in June and proposed new merger guidelines the following month, according to the article. “The changes are part of the federal government’s stepped-up effort to curb mergers on antitrust grounds.”

“It remains to be seen how the courts will view” the government’s proposed 30% market concentration threshold for opposing a merger, Hittinger told Legal Dive.

Growing antitrust scrutiny means companies need to allow more time to complete deals

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