Practicing for nearly 30 years, Christopher Dusseault said his passion for antitrust law stems from his love for sports, as he finds many parallels between the two.
He said in both arenas, rivals strive to win within the rules of the game, and he thrives on determining whether his clients have won through talent, creativity and hard work or if they have committed a foul.
"But unlike sports, in antitrust litigation, you are often evaluating the challenged conduct years after it...
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