Competition / Antitrust lawyers
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Lanxue Zhao
Lanxue Zhao is a partner based in Beijing office. Lanxue Zhao mainly focuses on antitrust, anti-unfair competition, government regulatory compliance and M&A.
Global Law Office
Lara Hall
Partner
Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Lars Baum
Partner
HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER
Laura Castex
Laura Castex is a partner in Gide's Competition team in Paris. She specialises in French and European competition law, as well as distribution law (networks and franchising, commercial contracts, etc.) and consumer law. Laura advises on both contentious and non-contentious matters. In merger law, Laura assists major national and international operators in their investment and divestment operations (including outside the EU). In the area of anti-competitive practices, Laura has extensive experience in monitoring investigation procedures and developing tailor-made compliance programmes. She also assists our clients with private enforcement actions relating to anti-competitive practices. Finally, in the area of distribution and consumer law, Laura regularly assists our clients in formalising their commercial relationships and in disputes arising from them, as well as in investigations carried out by the DGCCRF and its local branches. Laura is a graduate of the University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne and the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan. She is a member of the Paris Bar.
Gide Loyrette Nouel
Laura Terdjman
Laura has been a member of the Paris Bar since 2011. Before founding Solacy Avocats , Laura worked for the Litigation and Arbitration Group of Clifford Chance, as an Associate and then as Counsel, for more than ten years. Laura Terdjman advises and represents companies in both pre-litigation and litigation before the civil and commercial courts, as well as in arbitration. She also assists her clients in the drafting and the negotiation of their strategic contracts. Her main areas of practice are contractual and tort liability, corporate law, general commercial law (including sales law, abusive and/or abrupt termination of commercial relationships, unfair competition and misleading advertising), restrictive competition practices (in particular in the context of DGCCRF investigations), distribution law (franchising, commercial agents), banking and finance law and enforcement. She is involved in various sectors : retail, telecommunication, aviation, sports, real estate development and automotive industries. Laura has been teaching corporate litigation to students of the Master 2 International Business Law of Paris II Panthéon-Assas since 2015. In addition, as a member of the Commission of the Club of Juristes, she contributed to the drafting report, “Judicial control of the price: which tools for the judge?” published in October of 2021.
Solacy Avocats
Laurie Child
Laurie is Counsel in our Jersey Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice and a member of our specialist Channel Islands Employment team. He advises on the full range of employment and discrimination law matters, including litigation claims, complex employee relations issues, mergers and acquisitions and restructuring projects. He has particular experience of collective or unionised employment issues, and contributes regularly to cross-border matters for clients operating globally. Laurie's work also includes advising on discrimination law matters arising outside of the employment relationship. This has included obtaining an order striking out a claim against a provider of occupational health services, and negotiating the mediated outcome of a claim relating to the provision of customer telephone banking services. Laurie advises on all areas of data protection law, and has acted in a number of competition/antitrust matters and contentious matters deriving from Jersey's financial services regulatory regime and tax information exchange legislation.
Mourant
Laëtitia Gavoty Tolot
Laëtitia Gavoty Tolot, associée, intervient régulièrement auprès d’entreprises françaises et internationales devant les autorités de régulation et juridictions françaises et européennes, plus particulièrement en matière de contrôle des concentrations, de contentieux relatifs à des pratiques anticoncurrentielles (cartels, abus de position dominante), d’actions en réparation du préjudice concurrentiel, et d’aides d’Etat. Elle dispose également d’une expertise en matière de pratiques restrictives de concurrence et de droit de la distribution.
De Pardieu Brocas Maffei
Leah Keen
Described as a “standout litigator”, Leah is a partner in the Competition Litigation team and specialises in complex competition litigation. She has broad experience having acted on many of the high-profile, multi-party damages claims arising from infringements of competition law. Leah has acted for claimants and defendants in high-value proceedings in the High Court, the Court of Appeal and the Competition Appeal Tribunal. Leah’s expertise includes advising on follow-on and standalone damages claims, interventions in Competition Appeal Tribunal proceedings and cartel investigations by the CMA. Leah’s experience includes: Acting for Swiss-based LafargeHolcim, one of the world’s largest building suppliers, in relation to its multi-million Euro pan-European truck cartel claim in the Competition Appeal Tribunal. Acting for Swedish-State owned energy company Vattenfall in its long-running dispute against major power cables manufacturers arising from the high voltage power cables cartel. Acting for a significant group of major house-hold name retailers in their respective multi-million pound claims against Visa and Mastercard for damages relating to multilateral interchange fees. Acting for M&S against DAF and Mercedes-Benz Group in a multi-million pound claim following on from the well-publicised Trucks Decision of the European Commission. Advising a major EU-based textile manufacturer in relation to a substantial claim for damages. Acted for EU-based manufacturer of household appliances in its claim relating to the refrigeration compressors cartel.
Stewarts Law LLP
Lebohang Mabidikane
Lebohang has extensive experience in evaluating the competitive and public interest effects of mergers, conducting investigations of cartel and abuse of dominance conduct, assessing exemption applications and leading search and seizure operations. She has also provided training and commentary to other African competition regulators and provided input on the legislative framework for, and enforcement of, competition law in several other African jurisdictions. Lebohang has a deep understanding of a broad range of sectors including agriculture, aviation, healthcare, logistics, petroleum, mining, fast moving consumer goods, banking and retail. She has handled a number of complex and high-profile matters for clients in both South Africa and other African jurisdictions. Lebohang also has experience in public and municipal financial management and has advised various South African state-owned entities and litigated on behalf of municipalities.
Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
Leena Lindberg
Partner
Krogerus
Leon Liu
Partner
JunHe
Leon Mensink
Attorney at law
Kennedy Van der Laan
Leonardo Gelli
Attorney-at-Law
Bratschi Ltd
Leonardo Rocha e Silva
Partner.
Pinheiro Neto Advogados
Lesetja Morapi
Of Counsel, Johannesburg
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
Lesley Farrell
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Leyla Djavadi
Partner
Mermoz Avocats
Lia Vitzilaiou
Director
Platis – Anastassiadis & Associates Law Partnership
Liliane Gam
Partner
Linklaters
Lilit Karapetyan
Partner, attorney
Concern Dialog law firm
Lim Tuck Sun
Tuck Sun’s primary focus is in the area of commercial and corporate litigation and arbitration. He advises clients on shareholders’ disputes and company law related issues, including cross-border disputes. He also advises on competition law, defamation law, IT-related contracts, and telecommunications matters, and handles related litigation. Tuck Sun is also empanelled as an arbitrator with the Singapore International Arbitration Centre and the Asian International Arbitration Centre.
Chooi & Company
Lina Darulienė
Dr. Lina Darulienė is a Partner, Attorney-at-Law, and Co-Head of the EU, Competition, and Regulatory Specialisation Group. Recognised by international legal directories, she is widely regarded as one of Lithuania’s leading experts in competition law, with over 25 years of professional experience. Since 2003, Lina has been instrumental in building and leading the firm’s competition law practice, consistently advising clients in complex and high-profile investigations conducted by the Competition Council. Her experience spans the full lifecycle of competition proceedings – from strategic preparation and guidance during dawn raids, to assisting with inspections and challenging Competition Council decisions before administrative courts. Lina advises on all key areas of competition law, including prohibited restrictive agreements, abuse of dominance, state aid, and regulatory compliance. In addition, she has unique experience in handling competition-related civil disputes, offering clients a rare blend of regulatory expertise and litigation insight. Her strategic thinking and depth of knowledge make her a trusted advisor in both preventive counselling and contentious proceedings.
TEGOS (Formerly TGS Baltic)
Linas Petronaitis
I am a Senior Associate in the firm‘s Competition & Regulatory team. I help local and international companies with competition law and state aid issues.
Sorainen
Lindsay Draffan
Lindsay is the Head of Competition in the Corporate and Commercial team at Bates Wells, specialising in UK competition law, EU competition issues in the post-Brexit landscape, and economic regulatory matters. She brings more than two decades of specialist experience, gained in top-tier competition practices and a government regulator. She advises on the full spectrum of competition law, including anti-competitive conduct, market studies and investigations, merger control and sectoral regulation. Lindsay also supports clients on UK subsidy control, public procurement and retained EU regulatory regimes such as export controls. She works with public, private, and non-profit organisations across the UK economy and is known for her practical, engaging approach to competition compliance training. Working with organisations across the public, private and not-for-profit sectors, she is particularly recognised for helping clients build practical competition compliance cultures through clear, accessible training and guidance.
Bates Wells