Whitney Necole Williams

Whitney Necole Williams

United States, Washington, D.C.
Associate at Rule Garza Howley
Profession: Lawyer, Attorney / Solicitor
Industry: Law Practice

About:

Whitney, is an antirust attorney, focusing her practice in helping clients navigate complex antitrust issues. She serves clients in diverse industries such as private equity, technology, life sciences, finance, and healthcare. Her pro bono includes collaborating with non-profits on immigration, housing, wrongful convictions, and international death penalty cases. She is also certified to represent individuals before the Department of Veterans Affairs.

languages

English

Expertise:

Antitrust LawInvestigationsLegal AdviceMerger ControlCompetition Policy

Experience:

Rule Garza Howley

Associate at Rule Garza Howley

March 2023 - Present • Washington, D.C., United States

As an Antitrust Attorney at Rule Garza Howley, I specialize in providing legal guidance and expertise in antitrust matters. My role involves advising clients on the regulatory approval processes for mergers and acquisitions, both domestically and internationally. I conduct meticulous antitrust risk assessments, developing strategic solutions to navigate complex legal challenges. Representing clients across diverse industries, including private equity, technology, life sciences, finance, and healthcare, I ensure compliance with antitrust laws while fostering fair and competitive business practices. Staying updated on the latest developments in antitrust regulations, I contribute to the firm's success by collaborating with internal teams and providing comprehensive legal support.

Education:

American University Washington College of Law

In law school, being a part of the part-time program while working and raising my daughter was challenging, but I didn't just hit the books—I dove into programs and groups that shaped my journey. The Trial Advocacy Program fine-tuned my courtroom skills, teaching me the art of persuasion and navigating litigation complexities. The Civil Advocacy Clinic bridged theory and practice, revealing the human impact of legal work. Phi Alpha Delta wasn't just a fraternity; it was a hub for professional growth. Further, being a part of the Black Law Students Association went beyond law—I was able to celebrate diversity and address social justice issues. My time in the Student Bar Association added a leadership dimension, where I helped shape policies and fostered a positive campus environment. These experiences transformed me into a well-rounded legal professional, ready to bring my passion for justice, community engagement, and ethical practice to the next chapter.

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