Colin Kass

Colin Kass is a partner in the Litigation Department and co-head of the Antitrust Group. As a seasoned trial lawyer, Colin has handled many of the nation’s most complex and innovative antitrust cases over the past 20 years.     

Colin’s practice involves a wide range of industries, including financial services, healthcare, sports, media, pharmaceuticals, and automotive markets, and spans the full-range of antitrust and unfair competition-related litigation, including class actions, competitor suits, dealer/distributor termination suits, price discrimination cases, criminal price-fixing probes, and merger injunctions.

Colin also has extensive experience interfacing with the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice, obtaining clearance for competitively-sensitive transactions and handling anticompetitive practices investigations. 

As a trusted advisor, Colin also counsels clients on their sales, distribution, and marketing practices, strategic ventures, and general antitrust compliance.

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Selected Publications

  • Trial Graphics and Your Antitrust Story, Trial Practice Committee of the ABA, co-authored with Scott Abeles (Spring 2017)
  • New FTC Leadership Continues to Flex Their Muscles: New Practice of Issuing Warnings Imposes Unnecessary Uncertainty on Merging Parties, co-authored with David Munkittrick and John Ingrassia (October 2021)
  • Can Purchasing Efficiencies Save Mega-Mergers?, co-authored with John Ingrassia and Rucha Desai (May 2017)
  • Has the Supreme Court Thrown Health Care Regulation into Disarray? A Comment on the Court’s Reworking of the State Action Doctrine, Antitrust Source, co-authored with Scott Abeles and John Ingrassia (Fall 2015)
  • The International Comparative Legal Guide to Competition Litigation 2015, 7th Edition, Competition Litigation: USA, co-authored with Scott Abeles (September 2014)
  • DOJ Merger Policy Shines New Light on Conduct Remedies, Association of Corporate Counsel, Lexology, co-authored with John Ingrassia (June 2011)
  • Demanding Antitrust Side-Letter Disclosure, LAW360, co-authored with John Ingrassia (April 2011)
  • The Uncertain State of Class Action Waivers, LAW360, co-authored with Amy Crafts (March 2010)
  • Predatory Pricing ReduxNational Law Journal (2010)
  • Going Horizontal: Why File and Duck Strategies No Longer Work, Association of Corporate Counsel (2010)
  • Holding Parent Companies Liable for Their Children’s Wrongs, LAW360, co-authored with Mireille Dany and Marianne Le Moullec (August 2010)
  • Cartel Investigations: Selective Disclosures and Privilege Preservation By the Target Company Seller, Competition Law International, Vol. 3, No. 2, co-authored with James H. Mutchnik and David Spiegel (October 2007)
  • Consumer Pricing Will Never Be the SameAntitrust Litigator (Summer 2007)
  • Bundled Rebates: A Temporary Blip on the Antitrust RadarAntitrust Litigator (Fall 2006)
  • Competition is Good Again, Legal Times, co-authored with Tefft W. Smith and Scott M. Abeles (March 2007)

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