Tammy Imhoff concentrates her practice on mass tort, toxic tort, and products liability litigation where she works to achieve outcomes that favor our clients’ immediate as well as long-term interests. Tammy also practices antitrust litigation where she counsels clients on antitrust risks associated with their business undertakings and finds ways to minimize such risks and defend against allegations of anticompetitive behavior.
Prior to joining the firm, Tammy served as an attorney for the Federal Trade Commission in Washington, DC where she oversaw investigations of complex multimillion dollar transactions. She investigated the competitive impact of mergers and acquisitions in fields including consumer products, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, defense industries, energy, and industrial gases. Her practice also included legal strategy and investigative planning, economic analysis and contract negotiations.
Tammy uses her experience with the FTC to counsel the firm's clients on Hart-Scott-Rodino Act reportability of proposed transactions, as well as prepare them for investigations before government agencies including the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice's Antitrust Division. She also helps clients train their employees to recognize and avoid antitrust risk areas and conducts audits of antitrust compliance policies.
Tammy has also helped our corporate clients with mergers and acquisitions, contract review and preparation, forming new businesses, and general corporate governance matters.