Eric Enson is an antitrust and unfair competition partner at Jones Day, based in the Los Angeles office. His practice focuses on criminal and civil antitrust and unfair competition litigation. He has extensive experience in coordinating responses to government investigations of alleged antitrust violations and unlawful cartel activity. He has also successfully represented companies in consumer class actions brought in federal and state court under antitrust and consumer protection laws. He represents clients from varying industries, including Bayer, ChevronTexaco, Diebold, Experian Information Solutions, ICANN, and PepsiCo. In addition to his litigation practice, Eric Enson advises clients on antitrust and compliance issues in the transactional and regulatory contexts, particularly with respect to pricing, advertising and licensing matters. He also serves as the coordinator of the Antitrust & Competition Law Practice in Jones Day’s Los Angeles Office. He is an active member of the Antitrust Section of the American Bar Association and the Antitrust and Unfair Competition Law Section of the State Bar of California. He is a frequent speaker at antitrust and litigation conferences and has authored numerous articles regarding competition law issues. Eric maintains an active pro bono practice, representing underprivileged clients in consumer protection, unlawful detainer, and immigration-services fraud cases.