Bradley Justus's practice focuses on antitrust law, including antitrust litigation, mergers, government investigations, and counseling.

Bradley has represented clients in several of the most high-profile and complex antitrust litigations and deal reviews in recent memory. In addition to appearing in courts throughout the country, before the Department of Justice, and before the Federal Trade Commission, Bradley has represented major clients facing merger reviews by European, Brazilian, Chinese, Korean, Canadian, Mexican, and Japanese competition regulators.

David Emanuelson is an Associate General Counsel in the Antitrust and Commercial Litigation group at Intel Corporation. David leads Intel’s M&A regulatory practice, oversees worldwide antitrust litigation and investigations, and specializes in issues involving the intersection of antitrust and intellectual property. David also provides antitrust advice to several Intel business groups, including its data center and AI group, foundry services organization, and standards organization. Prior to joining Intel, David worked at Novartis Corporation as its head of antitrust in the Americas region for four years and spent ten years in private practice at Washington D.C.

Nadezhda Nikonova is Senior Corporate Counsel, Antitrust at Oracle. Prior to joining Oracle, Nady was an antitrust attorney at a large San Francisco law firm. Nady earned her J.D. from the University of California, Berkeley School of Law with a Certificate in Business Law, and received her B.A. summa cum laude in economics from UCLA. Nady previously worked as an economic consultant with expert witnesses on antitrust litigation and merger clearance matters.

Marc Lanoue works in the Bureau of Competition’s Office of Policy and Coordination at the Federal Trade Commission, where he develops and supports the Commission’s competition policy and enforcement initiatives. From 2017 through the middle of 2023, he was detailed to the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Competition Policy, Antitrust, and Consumer Rights, where he served as Chief Antitrust and Competition Counsel for Subcommittee Chair Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), focusing on competition and related policy issues, including antitrust legislative reform, agency oversight, consumer protection reform, and antitrust issues arising in a variety of sectors, including technology, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and telecommunications. At the Federal Trade Commission, Marc has also led or worked on antitrust merger and conduct investigations into the pharmaceuticals, energy, and digital advertising industries, among others. He also spent several years in private practice.

Marc earned a J.D. from the New York University School of Law and a B.A. in Economics and Geology & Geophysics from Yale College.