
Investigations, Enforcement & Competition Disputes
Representation From the First Regulatory Contact Through Final Appeal
We represent clients in competition investigations and enforcement proceedings before regulators, and in the disputes that follow.
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How We Advise on Investigations, Enforcement and Competition Disputes
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Responding to Information Requests and Inspections
This includes responses to information requests and inspections as a regulatory matter develops.
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Defending Against Allegations of Anticompetitive Conduct
We defend clients against allegations of anticompetitive conduct before the relevant regulator.
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Negotiating Commitments and Settlements
We advise on the negotiation of commitments and settlements where that route is available and in the client’s interest.
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Challenging and Appealing Regulatory Decisions
We handle challenges and appeals against regulatory decisions where a client believes a decision was wrong.
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Private Competition Litigation
We also act in private competition litigation arising from cartels, abuse of dominance and unfair-competition conduct such as misleading commercial practices, whether the client is pursuing recovery or defending a claim.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. We represent clients in competition investigations and enforcement proceedings before regulators, and in the disputes that follow.
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This includes responses to information requests and inspections as a regulatory matter develops.
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Yes. We defend clients against allegations of anticompetitive conduct before the relevant regulator.
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Where it’s available and in the client’s interest, yes — we advise on the negotiation of commitments and settlements.
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We handle challenges and appeals against regulatory decisions where a client believes a decision was wrong.
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Yes. We act in private competition litigation arising from cartels, abuse of dominance and unfair-competition conduct such as misleading commercial practices, whether the client is pursuing recovery or defending a claim.