Introduction
Thomas L. Boeder's practice prior to his retirement included cases involving antitrust, antitrust clearance for M&As, class actions, consumer product liability and consumer protection litigation, and IP litigation. A former deputy attorney general and chief of antitrust, consumer protection, and criminal law enforcement in the Washington State Attorney General's Office, Tom has worked on numerous significant cases, including the merger of The Boeing Company and McDonnell Douglas Corporation and the Louisiana-Pacific OSB Siding Litigation.
Education & credentials
- Yale Law School, LL.B., 1968
- Yale University, B.A., 1965
- Washington State Attorney General’s Office, Seattle, WA, Consumer Protection, Antitrust and Criminal Law Enforcement Division, Deputy Attorney General and Chief, 1977-1981
- Washington State Attorney General’s Office, Seattle, WA, Assistant Attorney General in Charge of Antitrust Litigation, 1973-1977
- Washington State Attorney General’s Office, Seattle, WA, Consumer Protection Litigation Attorney, 1970-1973