$45
On Feb. 10, 2025, expanded Hart-Scott-Rodino requirements will heighten regulatory scrutiny for mergers above a certain threshold. This webinar outlines the new filing process, offers preparation strategies, and evaluates how Trump 2.0’s “DOGE Plan” may reshape the merger landscape.
Ausra Deluard is an Adjunct Professor at UC Law San Francisco. She has over a decade of experience in antitrust merger investigations. She is the founding partner of Stealth Law. She regularly counsels clients through complex antitrust merger investigations, risk assessments and negotiations, and premerger notifications.
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