Bates White Economic Consulting
Bates White Economic Consulting offers services to law firms, Fortune 500 companies, and government agencies. We specialize in advanced economic, financial, and econometric analysis and excel at complex matters that require sophisticated problem solving and deep empirical analysis. Established in 1999 and privately held, we have a culture where bright minds from diverse cultures solve difficult challenges. We build strong, collaborative relationships with our clients, within our team, and in the community. Our firm is distinguished by the strength of our collective experiences—intellectual and analytical rigor, creativity, responsiveness, and practical know-how. In each matter, we take a hands-on approach to develop a deep understanding of relevant industry, factual, and legal contexts. We are consistently recognized for an ability to support our opinions with sound economic theory and rigorous empirical analyses that withstand intense scrutiny. Our experts are noted for their ability to communicate clearly, succinctly, and persuasively to litigators, judges, juries, and government enforcers. With extensive experience in the application of economics to a wide range of industries and issues, most of our professionals hold PhD or master’s level degrees. We complement our in-house expertise through an extensive network of leading academics and industry experts. Many of our senior staff and academic affiliates have significant government agency experience.www.bateswhite.com
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Sep 28, 2026
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Welcome to the Antitrust Rewind, a podcast from Bates White Economic Consulting, where we revisit major antitrust cases and explore what they reveal about competition policy, economic analysis, and enforcement strategy.
Nicholas HillHOST
Hello, and welcome to the first episode of the Antitrust Rewind.
Nicholas HillHOST
It's the Bates White Podcast.
Nicholas HillHOST
I'm Nicholas Hill, and I'm thrilled to have you with us as we launch this series, where we'll look back at major antitrust developments, unpack what happened, and discuss what they may mean going forward.
Nicholas HillHOST
Today, we'll be talking about DOJ's successful challenge to the proposed merger of JetBlue and Spirit, and the subsequent demise of Spirit.
Nicholas HillHOST
Thanks, Nicholas.
Nicholas HillHOST
It's great to be here.
Nicholas HillHOST
Second is my Bates White colleague, Dennis McQueenie, who worked on behalf of JetBlue and Spirit.