Benjamin Rudofsky
Of Counsel
Ben is an accomplished antitrust attorney with extensive experience in both public service and private practice. He most recently served as Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General in the U.S. Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division, where he advised senior leadership on civil enforcement matters across sectors such as defense, transportation, energy, and agriculture. He led the Section 8 enforcement program and contributed to major cases, including United States v. Visa and United States v. Amex GBT, et al.
Key Matters
- In re Dealer Management Systems Antitrust Litigation, 1:18-cv-00864 (N.D. ) – Represented class and individual plaintiffs in complex antitrust multi-district litigation with copyright, DMCA, theft of trade secrets, and computer fraud counterclaims.
- IQVIA v. Veeva Systems, Inc., 2:17-cv-00177 (D.N.J.) – Defended a life-sciences CRM software-as-a-service company in theft of trade secrets litigation, with antitrust and unfair competition counterclaims.
- MiiCs & Partners America v. Funai Electric Co. Ltd., 1:14-cv-804 (D. Del.) – Defended a Japanese television manufacturer in a patent suit.
- Steuben Foods, v. Shibuya Hoppmann Corp., 1:10-cv-00781 (W.D.N.Y.) – Defended a Japanese manufacturer of industrial filling machines for low-acid packaged foods in a patent suit.
- Zukerman USPS, 1:15-cv-2131 (D.D.C.) Represented an artist, pro bono, in a successful first amendment challenge to viewpoint discrimination in the administration of a custom postage program.