Patrick Greco is Elevated to Partner and Caitlin Grzymala joins Kressin Powers WASHINGTON, D.C. - Kressin Powers is proud to announce the promotion of Patrick Greco to partner and the addition of Caitlin Grzymala as Director of Operations. Patrick joined the firm in 2021 and has been an integral leader of the team since then. Patrick is an experienced antitrust litigator who has devoted his career to advocating for his clients in front of regulators across the full spect

Week of December 15, 2025 Top Takeaways Tech and Platform Conduct Remains Frontline Risk: New suits against YouTube, PepsiCo, and Google highlight expanding theories of dominance and coordination—spanning video monetization, vertical pricing, and digital advertising. Regulators Sustain Merger Momentum: The FTC’s action to block Henkel’s Liquid Nails acquisition underscores continued enforcement against brand consolidation in consumer goods, reaffirming market-share thresholds

Week of December 8, 2025 Top Takeaways Merger Scrutiny Expands Beyond Government Enforcement: The DOJ and Texas AG moved to block Constellation’s $26.6B Calpine deal—showing that federal and state regulators are continuing to press merger challenges. Courts Tighten Collusion Pleading Standards: The dismissal of the Manufactured Home Lot Rents  case underscores that data sharing and parallel conduct, without specific “plus factors,” are insufficient to infer conspiracy. Remedi

Week of December 1, 2025 Top Takeaways Antitrust Claims Spread Across Industries: Oil refiners, mall landlords, and medical-certification boards are all facing new suits—showing how antitrust challenges are expanding into energy, real estate, and professional services. Courts Keep New Market Theories Alive: Judges allowed claims involving cannabis products, generic drugs, and credit reporting to move forward, signaling that even emerging or highly regulated markets can trigge

Kressin Powers has prepared a comprehensive white paper entitled “From Local Stations to Nationwide Conglomerates: The High Cost of TV Mega-Mergers” analyzing how consolidation by and among local TV stations has led to higher prices for consumers—primarily stemming from increased retransmission fees—and an ongoing decline in local TV newsrooms. The paper details how the weakening of local and national ownership rules has led to the consolidation of the local broadcast indust