Morrison Foerster Recruits Antitrust Partner in Denver

Diane Hazel joins the firm's antitrust law group

Apr. 16, 2026 at 5:23pm

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The recruitment of an experienced antitrust lawyer signals Morrison Foerster's commitment to bolstering its capabilities in this critical practice area.Denver Today

Morrison Foerster has announced the addition of Diane Hazel as a partner in its antitrust law group in Denver. Hazel is an experienced antitrust litigator and former government enforcer who represents clients in complex litigation and high-stakes investigations related to alleged anticompetitive conduct such as price-fixing and monopolization.

Why it matters

The recruitment of Hazel, an accomplished antitrust lawyer, signals Morrison Foerster's commitment to strengthening its antitrust practice and ability to handle high-profile cases in the Denver market and beyond.

The details

Diane Hazel joins Morrison Foerster from Foley & Lardner, where she previously worked. At Morrison Foerster, she will be part of the firm's antitrust law group, representing clients in complex litigation and investigations involving allegations of anticompetitive conduct such as price-fixing, market allocation, and monopolization. Hazel also counsels clients on consumer protection matters.

Hazel joined Morrison Foerster as a partner on April 16, 2026.

The players

Diane Hazel

An experienced antitrust litigator and former government enforcer who has joined Morrison Foerster as a partner in its antitrust law group in Denver.