From regulatory investigations, negotiating commercial agreements, planning and notifying mergers and acquisitions, and assessing and complying with FDI requirements, we support you to stay compliant, manage regulatory investigations and merger control requirements with advice which combines expert legal knowledge with a keen understanding of commercial reality.
Competition law is complex and wide-reaching and getting things wrong can be extremely costly to your business and the individuals concerned. From day-to-day operations through to large corporate transactions, competition rules govern many aspects of running a successful business.
Our Competition and Foreign Investment team can support you in meeting these challenges. Whether you need help to stay compliant with competition rules, are subject to a competition law investigation or claim or would like to inform competition authorities, or bring a claim before the courts, about other parties’ potentially anti-competitive conduct, assess whether merger and foreign investment clearances are required for your deal and then secure those clearances, we will guide you through every stage with clarity and confidence.
Our specialist team provides comprehensive advice and support for national and international clients in all aspects of competition law including:
The team advises on the full range of competition, merger control, FDI and subsidy control matters, with extensive experience in complex domestic and multi‑jurisdictional transactions. Our expertise is reflected in the noteworthy, high‑value matters clients have entrusted to us, including major CMA investigations, complex merger investigations, multi‑million‑pound follow‑on damages claims and landmark subsidy control appeals.
Clients turn to us for our:
Above all, we focus on giving clients clarity, confidence and commercially practical advice, supporting our clients to navigate risk, unlock opportunities and move forward decisively.
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