Jacob Kramer’s trial and appellate litigation practice focuses on antitrust matters and complex commercial disputes.

Mr. Kramer’s antitrust litigation experience includes the defense of price-fixing, monopolization, tying, and conspiracy claims. He has worked on all phases of antitrust litigation and has substantial experience presenting antitrust issues to both judges and jurors. In particular, Mr. Kramer has worked extensively with aftermarket issues, which often arise in disputes between manufacturers and distributors or independent service organizations.

In the area of commercial litigation, Mr. Kramer has successfully litigated a broad array of complex commercial disputes in jury trials and other proceedings, including cases involving contract, employment, civil rights, and intellectual property claims. Mr. Kramer also has extensive experience with alternative dispute resolution, including through mediation and arbitration.

Mr. Kramer received a J.D., with high honors, Order of the Coif, in 2004 from The George Washington University. During law school, Mr. Kramer earned honors in regional and national moot court competitions and was published in The Environmental Lawyer, a law journal produced jointly by the law school and the American Bar Association. His undergraduate degree is from Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations, where he concentrated in labor economics.