President Donald Trump has nominated Adam Candeub, currently serving as general counsel at the FCC, to a senior position at the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division.
Bloomberg reports that President Donald Trump has nominated Adam Candeub to serve as assistant attorney general at the DOJ, the White House announced. According to White House official Saurabh Sharma, Candeub will lead antitrust enforcement at the department.
The nomination will require confirmation by the Senate, a process that could take several months to complete. The DOJ currently lacks a Senate-confirmed antitrust chief. Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward, the…
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