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Lisa Phelan spoke to the Wall Street Journal about the Justice Department moving forward with a third trial seeking to convict five current and former executives of chicken processers in a set of criminal cases and probes targeting price fixing and other alleged antitrust violations, despite a string of trial losses and questions about whether it has the evidence to back up some of its highest-profile prosecutions.

Federal Antitrust Lawyers Seek to Reverse Lackluster Trial Record

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Lisa Phelan spoke to the Wall Street Journal about the Justice Department moving forward with a third trial seeking to convict five current and former executives of chicken processers in a set of criminal cases and probes targeting price fixing and other alleged antitrust violations, despite a string of trial losses and questions about whether it has the evidence to back up some of its highest-profile prosecutions.According to Lisa, trying an antitrust case for the third time is unprecedented. She added that cases requiring a retrial are typically harder for prosecutors to win.“Generally defense attorneys lick their chops at the chance to go back at a case where they know everything the government might have up its sleeve,” Lisa said.Read the <a target="_blank" href="https://www.wsj.com/articles/federal-antitrust-lawyers-seek-to-reverse-lackluster-trial-record-11654441203?mod=hp_lead_pos6">full article</a> (subscription required).