George S. Cary has decades of experience in sophisticated antitrust matters, representing companies on industry-transforming transactions and complex monopolization litigation. He regularly guides clients through global mergers and acquisitions involving the most challenging regions and issues, and his diverse litigation docket features cases involving the application of antitrust to intellectual property and high-technology markets. Before joining Cleary, George Cary served as Deputy Director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Competition, where he was lead trial counsel for the FTC in its successful challenge of the Staples/Office Depot merger. Other precedent-setting cases include representing Sanofi in defeating a multibillion-dollar monopolization case brought by a competitor, and Broadcom in its appellate victory against Qualcomm.