Meg Lewis is a partner at McGuireWoods LLP in Washington D.C., where her practice focuses on advising clients on navigating multi-faceted investigations and litigation, including antitrust enforcement, white-collar prosecutions, and congressional inquiries. She has two decades of experience managing teams and handling complex legal issues and high-stakes litigation in the public and private sectors. Meg served as Assistant Chief in the Washington Criminal and Criminal II Sections of DOJ’s Antitrust Division, where she supervised investigations and prosecutions of domestic and international antitrust and fraud violations, including bid rigging, price fixing, market allocation, algorithmic pricing issues, criminal monopolization, and procurement fraud across a range of industries such as health care, financial services, and government contracts. Prior to joining DOJ, Meg worked at a large law firm, where she represented clients in civil antitrust class action litigation, counseled clients on antitrust compliance, and conducted internal investigations. Meg received her B.A. from Pomona College and her J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center.