DOJ Brain Drain: Thousands of Lawyers Resign, Antitrust Division Impacted

MeidasTouchFebruary 17, 202617 min410,231 views

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Mass Exodus at the DOJ

💡 Over 8,000 lawyers and staff have resigned from the Department of Justice, indicating a significant loss of talent.
📌 Many resignations are publicly announced on LinkedIn, serving as a signal to other professionals about available paths out.
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Department of Justice (DOJ)ResignationsBrain DrainAntitrust DivisionGail SlaterMark HammerBig TechPrivate PracticeMonopoliesPrice FixingPrice GougingMergersSherman Antitrust ActConsumer ProtectionTrump Administration

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