California/London

Keith Butler, PhD
EDUCATION

University of Washington School of Law (J.D. (with Honors) 2001); University of Wisconsin (Ph.D 1991, M.A. 1987, B.A. 1984)

PUBLICATIONS
  • Relevant Markets, Antitrust Law Developments
  • Competition Law Damage Recovery Actions: A Status Report on Europe and the United Kingdom, American Bar Association Cartel & Criminal Practice Committee Newsletter, Fall 2012
  • Single-Firm Conduct Enforcement in the US – The Year in Review, Global Competition Review, January 2012
  • Recovery in the U.S. for Price Fixing Abroad: The Future of FTAIA Litigation, Competition Policy International, November 2011
  • Antitrust Law And The Digital Economy, Law 360 Expert Analysis, November 2011
Keith L. Butler, PhD
Co-Managing Partner

Keith Butler is the Co-Managing Partner of BRS LLP and Butler Reichline Skruzmane (BRS) LLP.

An experienced antitrust lawyer, Keith Butler established the firm’s corporate antitrust affirmative recovery practice more than a decade ago.

Keith’s clients span the country and the globe, and include some of the most recognizable and prestigious corporate brands in the world. With active cases in the U.S. and Europe, Keith oversees an international affirmative recovery practice that has become a worldwide leader.

For more than two decades, Keith has maintained an international competition law practice that has included civil and criminal litigation (including extensive experience in price-fixing matters), merger clearance, government investigations, and antitrust counseling. He began his career at Latham & Watkins, where he litigated numerous antitrust matters, both in the U.S. and abroad. Before turning his focus to antitrust affirmative recoveries, Keith played key roles in obtaining regulatory clearance for several high-profile corporate mergers.

Keith is active in the antitrust and competition law community, and has published widely; his antitrust writings have appeared in Law 360, Global Competition Review, and Competition Policy International, among others.

Prior to his legal and business career, Keith was a professional academic. After obtaining a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin, Keith was a professor at several US universities, where he taught graduate and undergraduate courses, and published widely. Keith later earned a J.D. with honors from the University of Washington.

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