Joseph M. Kay

Joseph Kay’s practice focuses on antitrust matters, including criminal and civil government investigations and complex civil litigation.

He has represented domestic and international clients in federal, state, and bankruptcy courts, as well as in government investigations.

Joseph joined the firm in 2015 and became a partner in 2025.

Dialysis provider in putative class action alleging market allocation and price fixing agreements.
A national health insurer in purported class actions that claim price fixing for out-of-network healthcare services through pricing algorithms.
A national multifamily housing manager in federal and state enforcement actions and multidistrict litigation alleging unlawful use of a pricing algorithm.
Keurig in monopolization litigation brought by competitors and purported class action plaintiffs.
Former CEO of Pioneer Natural Resources in challenging the FTC’s decision to ban him from serving on the Exxon board and related multidistrict class action litigation alleging price fixing.
Cargill, Incorporated in connection with DOJ consent decree.
JetBlue Airways in a federal trial brought by the U.S. DOJ and state AGs to block its $3.8 billion acquisition of Spirit Airlines.
Multiple non-public grand jury and government investigations relating to alleged antitrust violations (i.e., price-fixing, market allocation, bid-rigging, and no-poach arrangements).
Citigroup in connection with investigations relating to sovereign bond trading.
HSBC in sprawling cross-border litigation arising from the Madoff Ponzi scheme, including defending against claims brought in federal, state, and bankruptcy court.
Bosch before coalition of State Attorneys General in an investigation into emissions cheating scandal.
Petrobras in securities fraud litigation relating to Operation Car Wash.

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