
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison announces the arrival of Eyitayo St. Matthew-Daniel as a litigation partner in New York. Known as “Tee,” Ms. St. Matthew-Daniel was previously Assistant Chief of the Justice Dept.’s Antitrust Division in New York. She also served as assistant Attorney General and as a trial attorney with the Antitrust Division.
Joining as federal, state and international regulators are closely examining every proposed corporate combination, Ms. St. Matthew-Daniel will focus on criminal investigations, merger/non-merger civil matters and antitrust actions taken by the DOJ, FTC and European Commission.
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Her experience on antitrust matters is vast, including previous private practice. Some of the major cases she supervised are described below, including negotiating a deferred prosecution in one of the few criminal antitrust actions the Justice Dept. ever brought against a healthcare provider, leading to a $100 million penalty. In private practice, she’s advised clients in energy, tech and media, manufacturing and transportation.
Ms. St. Matthew-Daniel currently serves as co-chair of the Cartel and Criminal Practice Committee of the New York State Bar Association’s Antitrust Section.
“Tee brings both a high-level background in government enforcement and significant private practice experience, which will enable us to better assist clients in navigating different competition enforcement regimes,” said Litigation Department Co-Chair Kenneth A. Gallo.
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