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Zarema A. Jaramillo

Partner
Office Managing Partner, Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C.
T: +1 202.753.3830 zjaramillo@lowenstein.com
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Zarema A. Jaramillo's practice focuses on complex antitrust matters such as government investigations by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission, regulatory clearances in M&A transactions, and high-stakes antitrust class action defense. Zarema regularly advises clients on enforcement matters before state and federal agencies, and counsels on competition issues, including refusals to deal, distribution and franchising restraints, pricing issues, exclusive dealing, joint ventures, and trade association activities. She assists clients in the financial services, technology, energy, and life sciences sectors, to name a few, by developing comprehensive compliance programs, offering practical counsel on regulatory issues that arise in M&A deals, and advising on dispute resolution strategies.

Zarema also advises clients on international trade issues arising from the Office of Foreign Assets Control economic sanctions. Her clients benefit from her extensive experience in and understanding of the U.S. government: she has served as a trade specialist for the U.S. Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration in the Office of China, and as the Acting Director of the U.S. Department of Commerce Corporate Governance Program in the Office of Russia.

During her tenure in these roles, she provided guidance to U.S. companies regarding bilateral and unilateral treaties and trade agreements. and compliance with international standards. Throughout her career in both the government and the private sector, Zarema has designed and implemented training programs for corporate executives and legal practitioners throughout the United States, Russia, and Central Asia to address antitrust, anti-bribery, and other corporate governance issues.

Zarema is fluent in Russian and proficient in French.

  • Representing ProFrac Holding Corp as merger clearance counsel in several acquisitions, including REV Energy Holdings, LLC for $140 million, Eagle Ford Sand Mines operations of Monarch Silica, LLC for $175 million, U.S. Well Services for $270 Million and Performance Holdings for $475 million.
  • Representing parties to M&A transactions in entertainment, high technology, financial, pharmaceutical, energy and oil and gas, among other industries.
  • Representing international pharmaceutical manufacturer in multiple regulatory and antitrust investigations and antitrust class actions.
  • Represented various international auto parts manufacturers in multiple Section 1 investigations by the Department of Justice and follow on civil antitrust class actions.
  • Represented less-than-truckload carrier in federal multidistrict price-fixing class action litigation regarding fuel surcharges.
  • Represented international rubber hose manufacturer in price-fixing investigation by the Department of Justice and related class action litigation.
  • Represented international airline in price-fixing investigation by the Department of Justice.
  • Represented international freight forwarder in price-fixing investigation by the Department of Justice.
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Education

  • American University, Washington College of Law (J.D. 2006)

    Baldwin-Wallace University (B.A. 2000)

Affiliations

  • Antitrust Section of the American Bar Association
    • Women.Connected Committee, Vice Chair
    • Women.Connected Advisory Board, Co-chair

Admissions

  • New York
  • District of Columbia

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