Eric Stock, chief of the Antitrust Bureau at the New York Attorney General’s Office, will join law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher as a partner in New York, where he will focus on antitrust litigation and investigations, as well as merger review, effective June 1.
As chief of the Antitrust Bureau, Stock oversees enforcement of New York State’s antitrust laws and represents the interests of New York and its consumers in national antitrust matters. During Stock’s tenure, he served as lead counsel and lead trial attorney for New York in several noteworthy antitrust litigation matters and supervised dozens of antitrust investigations led by the state. Stock also had extensive experience partnering with the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission in joint federal and state investigations.
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