Regulating Info Exchange Under EU Antitrust Rules

Regulating Info Exchange Under EU Antitrust Rules

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WilmerHale Brussels has a collegial team culture geared to providing results in often-demanding proceedings. We have extensive experience in all areas of EU competition law, including mergers before the European Commission, worldwide merger control filings, cartel investigations (in Europe and worldwide), abuse of monopoly power, and State aid cases. We also regularly provide transactional advice, supporting joint ventures and distribution systems.

Our team has helped clients in some of the largest and most complex mergers of recent years, guiding them through EU merger control, including Phase 1 and Phase 2 cases with remedies, and other challenges requiring policy insight, legislative advocacy and government affairs experience. We have handled hundreds of procedures, ranging from cartel defense work to other alleged infringements and complaints. We have successfully represented third parties seeking to oppose mergers or challenge monopolies and exclusionary conduct, both through EC proceedings and litigation. We have assisted clients with State aid procedures.

 
Our experienced team helps clients from around the globe navigate the complex world of EU law, regulation and policy.
Handling complex antitrust and competition litigation across the US, UK and Europe, representing both plaintiffs and defendants in various high-stakes cases.
We offer clients exceptional insight in dealing with competition agencies in the United States, Europe and around the world.
An article by Dr. Hans-Georg Kamann and Dr. Peter Gey, published in Law360.

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