Conner J. Purcell joined Ropes & Gray’s litigation and enforcement practice group in 2022 and currently works on civil litigation and enforcement matters. He has developed a generalist litigation practice, representing public and private companies, and healthcare systems in cases concerning complex commercial litigation, antitrust, business, tort, intellectual property, cybersecurity, and enforcement matters.
At the Touro Law Center, Conner served as a research editor for the Touro Law Review, where his note, “This is Your Captain Speaking, Please Remain Physically Restrained while the Robbery is in Progress,” was published in June 2022. He was also the recipient of multiple academic awards and participated in the Law Center’s pro bono Bankruptcy Clinic. Conner was selected for the Board of Governors Summer Associate Program his 2L summer and worked at a large Long Island law firm.
Experience
- Representing premier healthcare system in antitrust litigation in federal court, concerning alleged violations of the Sherman Act and state antitrust law related to contracting with healthcare payors.
- Representing research hospital in connection with CVA and ASA tort claims in New York State Court.
- Part of team representing reseller of medical devices in federal court litigation concerning trade secret infringement, DMCA, CFA, and unfair competition claims.
- Representing healthcare system in federal court litigation concerning claims related to data collection practices.
- Advising specialty pharmacy in connection with FTC second request in connection with merger.
- Advising portfolio company in connection with internal investigation concerning restructuring.
- Part of team representing manufacturer of E.V. charging stations in pursuing breach of contract and tortious interference claims.
- Advising multiple international companies in due diligence concerning anti-corruption and international risk.