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Franz Hoffet

Partner. Franz Hoffet is a partner of Homburger’s Competition and Regulatory teams. He has extensive experience in all areas of Swiss and European competition law, ranging from merger control to administrative and civil antitrust litigation. He represents a wide range of companies and trade associations in proceedings before the Swiss competition authorities, the European Commission and in civil courts and arbitration proceedings. He also advises clients on compliance matters of Swiss and European competition law. Other areas of practice include regulated markets (in particular health care and life sciences, telecommunications and media, energy, infrastructure and transport), international trade and public procurement. Franz Hoffet is also a member of Homburger’s Corporate / M&A team as well as its White Collar and Investigations working group. · Homburger

SwitzerlandCompetition / Antitrust, RegulatoryGerman, English, French

À propos

Partner at Homburger in the Competition and Regulatory teams with extensive experience in Swiss and European competition law, including merger control, administrative and civil antitrust litigation. Represents companies and trade associations before Swiss competition authorities, the European Commission, civil courts and in arbitration, and advises on Swiss and EU competition compliance; also a member of the firm's Corporate / M&A team and White Collar & Investigations working group.

Domaines d’expertise

Competition / AntitrustRegulatoryCorporate / M&AWhite Collar & InvestigationsHealthcare & Life SciencesTelecommunications & MediaEnergy & Natural ResourcesPublic Procurement

Bureau

Expertise

Merger ControlAntitrust LitigationCompetition ComplianceProceedings before Swiss Competition AuthoritiesProceedings before the European CommissionArbitrationInternational TradeInfrastructure & Transport

Formation

  • University of Zurich (Dr. iur.)
  • University of Chicago (LL.M.)

Inscriptions au barreau

  • Admitted to the Bar (Switzerland), 1986

Langues

GermanEnglishFrench