Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher’s representation of the Saudi embassy concluded on Thursday, October 18, according to an updated filing with the Justice Department, which maintains registrations of foreign agents in the US.
The House of Representatives introduced a version of the bill in May. The Senate has also revived legislation, which would amend the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890, which is the law used more than a century ago to break up the oil empire of John Rockefeller.
President Trump’s antitrust chief said earlier this month that the administration is “still studying that legislation,” in reference to NOPEC. “We don’t have an administration position on that,” US Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim said after a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing on October 3.
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