Dr. Kadner-Graziano is an expert in CRA’s Antitrust Practice, and an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University. He has worked with our US, European, UK, and Canadian teams on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants.
He has advised on mergers, abuse of dominance cases, litigations, arbitration, and industry regulation. His merger projects have involved horizontal mergers, vertical mergers, and mergers of complements. His litigation projects have involved claims of cartelization, monopolization, tying, predatory pricing, and matters related to royalty disputes.
His experience spans cases before US antitrust authorities and the European Commission (EC). It also includes proceedings before the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), UK Competition & Market Authority (CMA), French Competition Authority (ADLC), Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC), Russian Antimonopoly Service (FAS), Singaporean Competition & Consumer Commission (CCCS), and US, Australian, and Canadian courts.
Alessandro has a wide range of experience in the tech industry (including cases involving Microsoft; LinkedIn; Google; Amazon; Qualcomm; NXP; Infineon; Gemalto; Broadcom; Uber; Arm) and media and telecommunications industries (including Bell; Disney; Fox; Sky; NewsCorp; Liberty Global; Vodafone). He also has experience in a variety of other industries, such as aerospace (Boeing; Embraer), finance (Deutsche Bank), the automotive sector (BMW; Daimler; Europcar; Hertz), construction, retail (Unilever; Danone; WhiteWave), recorded music, and the pharmaceutical industry.
Dr. Kadner-Graziano has been retained as an expert, as well as assisted experts in writing reports, conducting modeling and empirical analyses, criticizing opposing experts’ analyses, preparing depositions, and managing projects. Dr. Kadner-Graziano has published his research in peer-reviewed journals. His work can be found in the International Journal of Industrial Organization, the Journal of Economics and Management Strategy, and ProMarket. He has also commented on the new US and upcoming Canadian and European merger guidelines with Dr. Serge Moresi. He presented his research upon invitation to antitrust authorities of Australia (ACCC), Brazil (CADE), Canada (Competition Bureau), the European Union (DG COMP), Germany (Bundeskartellamt), New Zealand (NZCC), and the United Kingdom (CMA).