Brandon Storm

Brandon Storm is an accomplished litigation attorney with extensive antitrust experience in complex competition matters, both in government and private practice. Brandon is adept in handling a diverse portfolio of matters including merger clearance, class action litigation, CID compliance, FTC rulemaking, and criminal investigations. He has also managed Civil Investigative Demand negotiations with major corporations and deposed senior executives across various industries. 

Before joining Bilzin, Brandon worked at an AmLaw 100 firm where he litigated both class action and business-to-business disputes on both sides of the “v.” at every stage of litigation from initial advising to appeals. As a former trial attorney at the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, Brandon achieved notable successes in high-profile investigations including a variety of mergers, joint ventures, and anticompetitive conduct. During his year detailed to the Appellate Section, Brandon worked on amicus briefs, statements of interest, and memoranda to the Office of the Solicitor General on topics including ancillary restraints, dual distribution arrangements, and the role of anticompetitive intent in Section 1 claims. Brandon’s practice has spanned multiple sectors including financial services, FinTech, banking, healthcare, transportation, food and beverage, and labor markets. Brandon began his legal career clerking for the Honorable Ed Carnes, then Chief Judge of the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. 

*Not admitted to practice in the State of Florida