Victoria Pereira is an associate in the firm's Chicago office. She is a member of the Antitrust, Competition, and Trade Regulation practice group. She focuses her practice on complex civil and criminal litigation, government enforcement, domestic and international internal investigations, corporate criminal defense, and antitrust counseling. Victoria has experience representing clients in federal and state courts, mostly in matters involving the Department of Justice and federal antitrust class actions, against allegations of price-fixing, customer allocation, bid-rigging, unfair competition and other restraints of trade. She also has experience conducting internal investigations for domestic and international corporations across a variety of industries. Her cases often involve defending corporations and individuals who are subjects of federal and state grand jury subpoenas, cross-border investigations, and enforcement proceedings. She has also represented U.S. and international companies in antitrust class actions and multidistrict litigation.
Victoria’s pro bono experience includes representing sex-trafficking survivors seeking expungement of criminal records, veterans seeking adjustment to their benefits, and researching anti-stalking law and policy to aid a nonprofit’s advocacy for anti-stalking legislation in a number of different countries.
