Katrina Robson

• Ranked by Chambers USA for Antitrust: Litigation Specialists (2023)
• Named to the “Top 250 Women in Litigation” list and recognized as a “Litigation Star” in Competition/Antitrust by Benchmark Litigation (2022)
• Named to the "500 Leading Litigators in America" list for Antitrust Litigation by Lawdragon (2022)
• Profiled in Women@Competition’s “40 in their 40s, Notable Women Competition Professionals (Americas)” (2019)
• Named a Next Generation Partner and recognized for Antitrust Law (2017-2020), Merger Control (2019-2022), Civil Litigation/Class Actions: Defense (2021-2022) and General Commercial Disputes (2018) by The Legal 500 US
• Featured in Global Competition Review’s “Women in Antitrust 2016,” recognizing the 150 leading private practitioners, in-house counsel, enforcers, economics, and academics from around the world

• American Bar Association, Antitrust Section, Vice-Chair, Insurance and Financial Services Committee 
• Board Member, Public Interest Law Center 
  
   

• “The Implications of a Whole-of-Government Approach: Why Financial Services Companies Ignore the FTC’s Proposed Rule Banning Non-Competes at Their Peril,” The Exchange (2023) (co-author)
• “Closing the Gaps: DOJ Cracks Down on Information-Sharing,” The Exchange (2023) (co-author)
• “What’s Yours Is Mine: What a Seventy-Year-Old Recording Industry Consent Decree Says about Modern Antitrust Law,” Antitrust Chronicle, Competition Policy International (February 25, 2021) (co-author) 
• “The Pandemic’s Impact on Interim Operating Covenants: Lessons From The Now-Resolved Sycamore - L Brands Dispute,” The M&A Journal (August 1, 2020) (co-author)
• “How Do You Put the Bricks Together: Evidence that Makes a Difference at Merger Trials” ABA Antitrust Podcast (October 2019) 
• “Full Compensation for Injured Parties: Where Do We Stand More than Four Years after the Adoption of the Antitrust Damages Directive?” GCR 11th Annual Brussels Conference (July 2019)
• “MFNs in Litigation,” ABA Fall Forum (November 2017)
• “Big Stakes Antitrust Trials,” 27th Annual Golden State Antitrust Institute (August 2017)
• 65th ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting Mock Trial (March 2017)

• Obtained jury verdict on behalf of client US Airways against global technology firm relating to anticompetitive practices.
• Obtained clearance for Schwab's acquisition of TD Ameritrade.
• Won arbitration for major corporate conglomerate involving a multi-billion contract.
• Defended AT&T and Time Warner against DOJ's challenge to US$100 billion merger.
• Obtained clearance of US Airways/American Airlines merger after litigation with DOJ.
• Obtained clearance for General Mills' acquisition of Annie's.
• Advising cryptocurrency trade association regarding competition issues associated with digital tokens.
• Represented Global Music Rights in antitrust litigation against Radio Music License Committee alleging monopolization and price-fixing.
• Represented Honeywell International in various antitrust matters, including distributor disputes and merger-related advocacy. Defended Honeywell in MDL class action proceeding alleging price-fixing in the auto parts industry.
• RepresentedBitcoin.com in antitrust business-to-business litigation alleging conspiracy related to network upgrades.
• Represented American Airlines in class action MDL alleging price-fixing in the airline industry.
• Obtained dismissal for Marriott in MDL proceedings alleging resale price maintenance and price-fixing in the hotel industry.
• Defended a major designer and distributor of footwear in a FTC investigation alleging violations of Section 5 and 12 of the FTC Act.
• Represented various companies in litigated FTC merger challenges, including estimatics solutions, food distribution service, and fluid management product companies.
• Obtained summary judgment for IGT against US$200 million Walker Process antitrust claims. 

_{* Katrina advised on some of these matters prior to joining Willkie.}