William A. 'Bill' Isaacson

Isaacson has tried cases in a number of areas, including contract, commercial torts, copyright, international arbitration, and antitrust. In antitrust, Isaacson has successfully represented both plaintiffs and defendants in major antitrust litigations and has tried more federal antitrust class actions in this century than any other lawyer, all of which were major victories.

Lawdragon writes that it is “nearly impossible to find a more reliable antitrust litigator than Isaacson, who has successfully handled several of the most high-profile cases in the past two decades.”

Isaacson is also a sought-after speaker at the nation’s top legal conferences, including NYU Law School’s conference on Antitrust and 21st Century Bigness; the American Antitrust Institute; the Sedona Conference; and MLEX Advisory Board; and has conducted mock trials for the Spring and Fall ABA Antitrust Conferences and the ABA Economics Institute for Judges at George Mason University. 

Isaacson is a member and former Chair of the Board for Legal Counsel for the Elderly. In 2015, the group recognized him with its individual Award for Sustained Excellence and Outstanding Commitment. He is also the trustee of the Garry Shandling Charitable Trust (www.garryshandling.com). His pro bono work has been featured in articles in the Washington Post.