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US: Antitrust litigator returns to Fasken

By  |  November 15, 2016

After spending two years as a counsel to Canada’s Commissioner of Competition, Antonio Di Domenico has re-joined Fasken Martineau as leader of its Toronto antitrust group and a partner in the litigation practice.

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    Toronto-headquartered Fasken Martineau DuMoulin has re-hired Antonio Di Domenicoas regional leader of its national antitrust and marketing unit in Toronto and a partner in the litigation, class actions and white-collar crime, investigations and compliance groups.

    Having initially joined the firm in 2006, he returns after completing a two-year appointment at the Canadian Department of Justice, where he worked as a counsel to Canada’s Commissioner of Competition, John Pecman, representing him in litigation proceedings, complaints and investigations, enforcement matters, reviews of mergers and negotiations of remedies and orders.

    Domenico brings with him extensive trial and appellate experience, having served as counsel before Canada’s Competition Tribunal, the Federal Court of Canada, Supreme Court of Canada and all levels of court in Ontario.

    His private practice has seen him represent companies, including immunity and leniency applicants, in investigations under the criminal provisions of Canada’s Competition Act and the Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act.

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