Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton announced that John D. Carroll has joined the firm’s Antitrust and Competition and Healthcare practice groups as a partner in the Washington, D.C. office. Carroll was most recently at King & Spalding and is the 16th partner to join the firm in the past year.
“John is highly respected in the healthcare antitrust arena, having worked on major transactions, complex investigations and compliance matters for a host of industry leaders,” said Eric Klein, leader of the firm’s Healthcare practice. “His work with leading and well-known hospital systems is a terrific match for our group, and his addition marks another important milestone in the growth and expansion of our nationwide healthcare practice. His background at the FTC coupled with his experience helping healthcare and private equity clients navigate the ever-changing regulatory landscape facing the healthcare industry make him an invaluable resource. With Sheppard Mullin’s highly active provider and payor mergers and acquisitions practice, we are seeing more and more antitrust activity and considerations, especially in our vertical integration transactions, and John adds significantly to our ability to undertake and successfully complete large-scale and middle market transactions.”
“We’ve added some incredibly smart and experienced antitrust attorneys in Washington, D.C. over the past few years, including healthcare antitrust partner Bevin Newman and Tom Dillickrath, formerly Deputy Chief Trial Counsel at the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Competition,” said MaryJeanette Dee, Sheppard Mullin managing partner. “John’s experience working on high-stakes antitrust matters for large healthcare organizations makes him a great fit for our firm. We’re thrilled he’s joined us.”
Commenting on Carroll’s addition, partner Michael P. A. Cohen said, “We’re excited to have John join our growing Washington, D.C. Antitrust and Competition practice. John represents public and private companies and private equity firms across the full spectrum of antitrust matters, navigating complex merger reviews and government investigations. With John’s addition, the firm’s Washington, D.C. office now has seven full-time partners and counsel dedicated to antitrust and competition law, rooted in the nation’s Capitol, the seat of American antitrust practice, complementing the firm’s already strong international mark in Brussels, and longstanding dynamic antitrust litigation practice out of California.”
Carroll’s practice focuses on civil and criminal antitrust matters, including mergers and acquisitions, strategic counseling and compliance, and global cartel investigations, where he represents clients before the Department of Justice Antitrust Division, Federal Trade Commission, and international and state antitrust enforcement authorities, with a particular focus on the healthcare industry.
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