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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Berger Montague is pleased to announce that it has promoted Shareholder Caitlin G. Coslett to become the newest co-chair of the Firm s antitrust department, joining Eric L. Cramer, David F. Sorensen, and Merrill G. Davidoff. Berger Montague s antitrust department is often lauded for its innovation and expertise, most recently in November 2020, when the group was named one of
Law360 s Competition Groups of the Year.
Attorney Caitlin G. Coslett
Ms. Coslett focuses her antitrust practice on complex antitrust economic and expert issues, class certification, and litigation at the trial court level and on appeal. She has worked on numerous antitrust class action cases during her tenure at Berger Montague, including those alleging price-fixing and others asserting that drug manufacturers have violated federal antitrust law by wrongfully keeping less-expensive generic drugs off the market. Her work on gen