Corporations that expect Federal Trade Commission competition bureau director Joseph J. Simons to be a pushover could be in for a rude shock. Though likely to be less aggressive than his Clinton administration predecessors, the former Clifford Chance partner said that he is not afraid to challenge anticompetitive mergers in court, and many in the antitrust bar seem to agree.
July 11, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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