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Named as one of the Daily Journal’s Top 25 Antitrust Lawyers in 2022, Bridget is the Los Angeles Deputy Litigation Leader and a key member of the firm’s Cartel and Government Antitrust Investigations Task Force.&nbsp; Bridget also serves as the Deputy Chair of the firmwide Women’s Committee and as a member of the firmwide Diversity Council, a coalition that provides strategic guidance on inclusion and diversity programs. Bridget chairs the Los Angeles office Mentoring Committee and serves on the Los Angeles office Hiring Committee.

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J.D., Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, 2010, 

B.A., English, University of San Diego, 2004, 

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<li>The Best Lawyers in America®
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<li>&#8220;Ones to Watch&#8221; for Commercial Litigation in California (2024)</li>
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<li>Daily Journal Top 25 Antitrust Lawyers (2022)</li>
<li>Southern California Super Lawyers “Rising Star” – Antitrust Litigation (2019 to 2021)</li>
<li>New York Metro Super Lawyers “Rising Star” – Antitrust Litigation (2017 to 2018)</li>
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Federal and State Antitrust Enforcers Double Down on Stance Against No-Poach Agreements, Urging 2nd Circuit in Amicus Briefs to Revive High-Fashion Case

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Amy Traub is honored with this year’s Women’s Committee Trailblazer Award as a fitting tribute to an inspiring firm leader.

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Christopher Marraro, Bridget McCabe Article Examines the State of “Chevron” Deference

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Cartel and Government Antitrust Investigations Task Force

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<li>Key member of a team that litigated liability and damage estimation issues against Pacific Gas &amp; Electric (PG&amp;E) on behalf of 75,000 victims of the 2017 and 2018 northern California wildfires in connection with BakerHostetler’s representation of the Official Committee of Tort Claimants in PG&amp;E’s historic Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which resulted in a $13.5 billion settlement on behalf of wildfire victims.</li>
<li>Defending a national broadcaster against Sherman Act Section 1 claims brought by a putative class of purchasers of broadcast TV spot advertising.</li>
<li>Defending an aerospace engineering firm against Sherman Act Section 1 claims brought by a putative class of aerospace workers alleging anticompetitive conduct in the labor market.</li>
<li>Representing a corporate subject of a DOJ Antitrust Division criminal no poach investigation.</li>
<li>Representing a corporate subject of a DOJ Antitrust Division criminal price fixing investigation.</li>
<li>Representing a major petroleum company seeking to recover environmental costs against the U.S. related to World War II contracts governing the production of aviation gasoline during the War..</li>
<li>Representing a corporate third-party subpoena recipient in U.S. v. Google and State of Colorado et al. v. Google civil antitrust lawsuits.</li>
<li>Member of a trial team representing a certified class of dairy farmers located in 14 southeastern states against the Dairy Farmers of America, Dean Foods and a number of other defendants in an action alleging violations of Section 1 of the Sherman Act by unlawfully conspiring to eliminate competition for the marketing, sale and purchase of raw milk in the Southeast. Litigation was settled for more than $300 million, along with the agreed reform of significant business practices.</li>
<li>Represented several major children’s hospitals in three cases challenging a federal agency’s application of guidance as an interpretative rule. Obtained preliminary and permanent injunctive relief enjoining the agency from recouping millions of dollars from the hospitals.</li>
<li>Represented multiple children’s hospitals challenging an agency’s final rule codifying guidance that denies children’s hospitals millions of dollars in supplemental Medicaid funds. Obtained vacatur of the rule on summary judgment.</li>
<li>Represented a biopharmaceutical company in Administrative Procedure Act challenge to a final rule promulgated by the Food and Drug Administration regarding drug compounding.</li>
<li>Member of a team representing a certified class of dairy farmers in an action alleging an unlawful conspiracy to eliminate competition for the marketing, sale and purchase of raw milk in the Northeast in violation of Sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act. Settlements totaling $80 million, plus non-monetary relief, have been obtained on behalf of the clients and class.</li>
<li>Represented a heavy equipment manufacturing client in a dispute involving trade secret misappropriation, breach of contract, and false advertising.</li>
<li>Represented a heavy equipment manufacturing client in a complex contract dispute that included allegations of fraud.</li>
<li>Member of a team that conducted an internal investigation of a Fortune 100 company in connection with alleged criminal antitrust violations.</li>
<li>Represented tobacco company client in the defense of antitrust claims brought by a purchaser under the Robinson-Patman Act.</li>
<li>Represented a technology company in a patent infringement matter involving on-hold music and messaging technology. After obtaining a favorable Markman ruling, the litigation team significantly narrowed plaintiff’s claims through summary judgment, resulting in the ultimate dismissal of the action with prejudice.</li>
<li>Member of a litigation team defending a prominent GPS navigational equipment manufacturer in various patent litigation matters.</li>
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