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Benjamin Hans Diessel is a seasoned attorney based in New Haven, Connecticut, offering over a decade of unparalleled expertise in the areas of antitrust and trade law, corporate and incorporation, and consumer protection. Practicing at the prestigious law firm Wiggin and Dana, Benjamin is known for his astute legal acumen and a steadfast commitment to advancing his clients' interests in complex legal landscapes. Specializing in antitrust and trade law, Benjamin has a proven track record in navigating the intricacies of competition regulations and trade compliance, providing strategic guidance that helps businesses thrive in competitive markets. His corporate and incorporation practice further enhances his ability to deliver comprehensive legal solutions, from structuring start-ups to facilitating mergers and acquisitions with precision and foresight. Benjamin's dedication to consumer protection law underscores his commitment to advocating for fair trade practices and safeguarding consumer rights, ensuring that his clients operate within legal frameworks while maintaining their competitive edge. Benjamin’s professional approach is characterized by meticulous attention to detail and a deep understanding of his clients' needs. He combines a client-centric focus with innovative legal strategies to deliver results that consistently exceed expectations. Situated at 265 Church St, New Haven, CT, Benjamin is readily accessible to serve a diverse clientele, offering tailored legal services that reflect the dynamic nature of today’s business environment. At Wiggin and Dana, Benjamin Hans Diessel continues to uphold the highest standards of legal excellence, leveraging his extensive experience to empower clients and foster sustainable growth.
Antitrust attorneys handle matters involving competition law, market practices, and trade regulations. They help businesses comply with antitrust laws and defend against claims. Common matters include price fixing, monopoly claims, merger review, trade practices.