Robert Pitofsky

Robert Pitofsky was a prominent American lawyer, legal scholar, and professor known for his expertise in antitrust law and consumer protection. He served as the chairman of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) from 1995 to 2001, where he focused on promoting competition and preventing unfair business practices. Pitofsky was also an influential figure in academia, teaching at Georgetown University Law Center and publishing extensively on legal issues. His work helped shape policies that protect consumers and ensure fair competition in the marketplace, making him a significant figure in American law and public policy.