Which other practices does the Competition team work with?

Our competition practice works closely with our Corporate & M&A, Investments, Regulatory and Dispute Resolution teams.

When should competition risk be assessed in a deal or commercial strategy?

At the planning stage — before conduct has been committed to — since competition risk can determine whether a transaction closes, whether a commercial strategy is safe to pursue and how a business is protected if it comes under scrutiny.

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Competition & Antitrust

Competition Risk Assessed Before Conduct Is Committed To, Not After

Averites advises companies, investors, boards and management on competition and antitrust across Ukrainian and international markets, with particular focus on merger control, commercial and distribution arrangements, cartels and concerted practices, abuse of dominance, and competition investigations and disputes.

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OUR APPROACH

How We Advise on Competition and Antitrust Matters

A Coordinated Practice Across the Firm

Our competition practice works closely with our Corporate & M&A, Investments, Regulatory and Dispute Resolution teams.
Why Competition Risk Belongs at the Planning Stage

We consider competition risk at the planning stage — where it can determine whether a transaction closes, whether a commercial strategy is safe to pursue and how a business is protected if it comes under scrutiny — rather than after conduct has been committed to.

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Our Competition & Antitrust Services

Merger Control & Deal Clearance

We advise acquirers, targets, investors and joint-venture partners on merger control and transactional clearances across jurisdictions.

Competition Compliance & Counselling

We advise companies on the competition-law implications of everyday commercial conduct, including pricing, discounts and rebates, distribution and supply, exclusivity, territorial restrictions, information exchange, benchmarking and trade-association participation.

Cartels & Anticompetitive Agreements

We advise on horizontal and vertical arrangements that may restrict competition, including price coordination, market and customer allocation, bid-rigging, output restrictions, resale price maintenance and exclusive or selective distribution, and we defend clients in cartel investigations and enforcement proceedings.

Abuse of Dominance & Monopolisation

We advise businesses with significant market positions on the conduct expected of them and the exposure that market power can create, including market definition, the assessment of dominance or monopoly power, and conduct that may be treated as abusive or exclusionary.

Investigations, Enforcement & Competition Disputes

We represent clients in competition investigations and enforcement proceedings before regulators, and in the disputes that follow.

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New York c/o Chornous Law PLLC
30 Wall Street, 8 Floor
New York, NY 10005 Phone: +1 650 382 7764

London 124 City Road
London, England
EC1V 2NX Phone: +44 7405 138109

Kyiv 11 Panasa Myrnoho Street
Office 1/1
Kyiv, 01011 Phone: +380 63 148 27 37

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We advise companies, investors, boards and management on competition and antitrust across Ukrainian and international markets, with particular focus on merger control, commercial and distribution arrangements, cartels and concerted practices, abuse of dominance, and competition investigations and disputes.

Our competition practice works closely with our Corporate & M&A, Investments, Regulatory and Dispute Resolution teams.

At the planning stage — before conduct has been committed to — since competition risk can determine whether a transaction closes, whether a commercial strategy is safe to pursue and how a business is protected if it comes under scrutiny.