Emily Gianetta is an associate in the firm’s Boston office specializing in antitrust, competition, intellectual property, and complex business litigation.
Emily's litigation experience includes high-stakes antitrust and competition cases involving monopolization and restraint of trade issues under the Sherman and Clayton Acts, pricing issues under the Robinson-Patman Act, intellectual property claims, and false advertising disputes. Emily has experience covering all stages of complex civil litigation, from inception through trial. She has particular expertise in drafting appellate briefs and dispositive and non-dispositive motions in federal and state court, as well as briefs in complex commercial matters before the American Arbitration Association (AAA) and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). She has also drafted petitions for writ of certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court.
In addition to her litigation experience, Emily is a member of the global brand equity and strategic distribution team, which advises product manufacturers on the design and implementation of distribution and resale price maintenance strategies focusing on limiting online price erosion and gray market disruption in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Emily and her team routinely develop customized, global go-to-market distribution strategies for product manufacturers across diverse product verticals. Due to her litigation background, Emily plays a key role helping clients monitor and enforce compliance with their distribution programs to achieve price stability and brand protection globally.
Emily maintains an active pro bono practice helping undocumented children obtain legal status in the United States through the firm’s partnership with Kids in Need of Defense (KIND).
