Sujal J. Shah
Sujal J. Shah represents clients in antitrust litigation and counseling matters. He works on matters at the intersection of technology and competition regulation, advising clients on technology platforms, two-sided markets, technological tying, agentic commerce, AI, and algorithmic pricing. His work is centered on complex monopolization, tying, and price-fixing litigation, including class actions, working closely with experts on the economic theories in the case. He is rated by Chambers USA, which notes that “Sujal is a top-notch lawyer who always strives to find pragmatic solutions to complex problems.”
Sujal represents clients in a broad range of industries, with a particular focus on technology products and services, including technology platforms, internet services, microprocessors, flash memory, credit card processing, wireless communication services, and telecommunications hardware and networking equipment.
In addition to his antitrust experience, Sujal has worked on appellate cases concerning products liability and regulated industries. He has also worked extensively on pro bono matters, including representing an inmate on death row, challenging a state law on Equal Protection grounds, and challenging the scope of consular immunity regarding wage and hour claims.
Before joining Morgan Lewis, Sujal was a partner in the antitrust and trade regulation practice of another international law firm.
