Mr. Calender has extensive antitrust experience with administrative trials, investigations, hospital mergers, compliance issues and consent orders before the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice. Mr. Calender regularly counsels clients on antitrust issues including antitrust/intellectual property issues, information sharing/benchmarking, labor antitrust issues, international antitrust issues, antitrust exemptions, health care and distribution issues, trade association issues and on a variety of other matters.
He has made presentations to Congressional staff, responded to Congressional inquiries and conducted internal investigations on behalf of major financial institutions and manufacturers.
Mr. Calender's litigation experience includes the management of large teams of attorneys, experts, economists, paralegals and support staff in complex litigation and class action suits in federal and state courts, as well as in agency investigations. He has successfully defended major Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice antitrust trials and investigations involving merger cases (both horizontal and vertical), price fixing, market allocation, benchmarking, monopolization and price discrimination. He has also responded to inquiries from various State Attorneys General.