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Michael D. White is a seasoned attorney with the Law Offices of Michael D White | Manatt in Washington, D.C., where he focuses his practice on litigation, appeals, and class action matters. Serving clients from the firm’s office at 700 12th Street Northwest, Mr. White brings a strategic, thoughtful approach to complex disputes, helping individuals and organizations navigate high-stakes legal challenges with clarity and confidence. His practice is grounded in careful analysis, persuasive advocacy, and a strong understanding of how to position cases effectively at every stage of litigation and appellate review. With extensive experience spanning more than two centuries of legal practice, Mr. White offers a deep perspective on the evolving demands of dispute resolution and complex civil litigation. He is known for approaching each matter with precision and professionalism, focusing on practical solutions while remaining prepared to advocate firmly when litigation requires it. In class action and appellate matters especially, his work reflects an ability to evaluate legal issues from multiple angles and develop arguments designed to protect client interests and advance favorable outcomes. Mr. White is committed to delivering responsive, client-centered representation tailored to the needs of each matter. He understands that litigation can be demanding and disruptive, and he works closely with clients to provide informed guidance throughout the process. Whether handling a contested case, addressing a complex appeal, or navigating large-scale class action issues, Mr. White strives to combine experience, insight, and disciplined advocacy on behalf of those he represents.
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.