Tara TaverniaCounsel at Latham & Watkins LLPSpeaker
Profile
Tara Tavernia represents sophisticated clients in complex antitrust matters, including strategic mergers and government conduct investigations.
Tara draws upon her extensive experience to efficiently guide market-leading companies and private equity clients through high-stakes antitrust matters involving:
- Transaction reviews, including securing unconditional approvals and, when necessary, Second Request compliance and merger remedy negotiation
- Investigations brought by federal enforcers
- Antitrust litigation
She leverages her deep understanding of the agency landscape to deliver high-level client service in the face of government scrutiny across a broad range of industries.
Tara is a member of the American Bar Association’s Antitrust Law Section and currently serves as the Co-Chair of The Antitrust Source online magazine.
Tara’s experience includes representing:
- Tapestry, owner of several major US fashion brands, on the antitrust considerations for its US$8.5 billion acquisition of Capri Holdings
- A major airline on defending against a US Department of Justice (DOJ) federal court challenge to a joint venture
- Ka’ena, the owner of Mint Mobile, on the antitrust considerations of its US$1.3 billion sale to T-Mobile
- A global consumer products company facing a Robinson-Patman Act investigation brought by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
- EssilorLuxottica on antitrust considerations of its acquisition of US-based lab network Walman
- A leading life sciences company in an FTC investigation
- Astorg Partners and Goldman Sachs on antitrust considerations of its sale of Laboratoire HRA Pharma to Perrigo
- Antitrust considerations in a major telecommunications industry merger, including advising on all aspects of DOJ’s review of the transaction and serving on a trial team that successfully defended against a federal court challenge by a coalition of state attorneys general*
*Matter handled prior to joining Latham
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