Megan Ingram

2 months ago | friedfrank.com | Aleksandr B. Livshits |Nathaniel Bronstein |Megan Ingram

Skip to main content January 29, 2025 Authors: Bernard A. Nigro Jr., Aleksandr B. Livshits, Nathaniel A. Bronstein, Megan C. IngramIn one of the final actions by the Biden administration’s FTC—a settlement with private equity firm Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe[1]—the two Republican FTC Commissioners signaled a reduced focus on private equity in the new administration.

Jan 13, 2025 | friedfrank.com | Nathaniel L. Asker |Nathaniel Bronstein |Tobias Caspary |Megan Ingram |Aleksandr B. Livshits |Paschalis Lois | +1 more

Accolades | January 13, 2025 Concurrences nominated two articles authored by Fried Frank antitrust and competition lawyers in its 2025 Antitrust Writing Awards. The Fried Frank Antitrust and Competition Law Alert® titled, “European Foreign Direct Investment: Practical Thoughts to Cut Through the Red Tape” by partner Tobias Caspary and associates Paschalis Lois and Tuula Petersen is nominated in the Business Articles: Cross Border category.

May 29, 2024 | today.westlaw.com | Nathaniel L. Asker |Aleksandr B. Livshits |Nathaniel Bronstein |Megan Ingram

(June 20, 2024) - Nathaniel L. Asker, Aleksandr B. Livshits, Nathaniel A. Bronstein and Megan C. Ingram of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP discuss a Texas federal court decision dismissing a private equity firm from a Federal Trade Commission antitrust lawsuit.