BRAD WEBER is the Co-Chair of Locke Lord’s Antitrust Practice Group and Artificial Intelligence Industry Group, working in both the Dallas and Washington, D.C. offices. He also is a Past Chair of the Antitrust & Business Litigation Section of the State Bar of Texas, a former Director on the Board of the State Bar of Texas, a Past President of the Dallas Bar Association, and a Past Chair of the Dallas Bar Foundation. Brad has developed a full-service antitrust practice with an emphasis on litigation, government investigations, and antitrust compliance. His recent litigation cases have involved clients from a wide range of industries, including energy, real estate, insurance, property management, building products, travel services, and agriculture. He also has extensive experience representing clients in class actions and multidistrict litigation. Brad speaks and writes frequently on antitrust law enforcement, practice, and compliance, including developing issues at the intersection of antitrust law and artificial intelligence (AI). He is a frequent guest lecturer at the Dedman School of Law at Southern Methodist University. Brad also has been a recent speaker and author of a published law review article on the antitrust risks associated with the use of big data and AI algorithms for setting the prices of goods and services. He received his BS degree in Engineering Science from Iowa State University and his JD degree from the University of Michigan Law School.