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Assistant Attorney General Discusses Antitrust Enforcement Challenges at Ohio State University

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Assistant Attorney General Gail Slater addressed law students at Ohio State University, emphasizing the importance of vigorous antitrust enforcement in the face of economic consolidation and technological change.

28.08.2025 | Department of Justice


During her remarks at Ohio State University, Assistant Attorney General Gail Slater highlighted the critical role of antitrust enforcement in today's rapidly changing economic landscape. She noted that technological innovations, particularly in AI, are reshaping industries while economic consolidation poses risks to consumers and workers.

Slater stressed that effective antitrust enforcement can enhance the economy, foster innovation, and ensure affordability in essential sectors like housing, healthcare, and transportation. She called on young lawyers to consider public service and uphold the integrity of antitrust laws.

She addressed problematic tactics used by some law firms that undermine antitrust enforcement, citing examples from major tech companies like Apple and Google. These companies have faced legal repercussions for obstructing investigations and failing to comply with court orders.

Slater announced the launch of a new initiative, “Comply with Care,” aimed at tackling these issues and improving compliance with antitrust laws. She emphasized the importance of fair dealing and cooperation between the Antitrust Division and companies to ensure effective enforcement.

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