Over the last two weeks, the American Bar Association offered a virtual version of what would have been its 68th Antitrust Law Spring Meeting, presenting a select number of panels online. The in-person conference, at which thousands of practitioners and enforcers typically converge, was canceled to protect health and safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Several of the virtual sessions addressed the efforts of federal and state antitrust enforcement agencies. These sessions featured agency representatives who discussed recent enforcement activities and signals regarding current and future priorities. In the first of three articles covering the virtual panels, we offer some key takeaways from those sessions.

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