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European Competition and Regulatory lawyer

Private Practice

London

Permanent ⁄ £75000 - £95000

Updated October 18, 2008

The firm's lawyers handle a broad mixture of work including providing clients expertise in the following areas:

-Mergers, joint ventures, strategic alliances
-Cartel investigations
-Allegations of abuse of a dominant position or market power
-Anti-competitive agreements and practices
-Competition litigation
-Antitrust compliance policies
-Public procurement
-State aid
-Utility regulation

The firm offers a fully integrated European competition network for clients leveraging on its accumulated know-how across its network on a 'one-firm' approach.

Its lawyers work closely with colleagues from around the world, developing relationships which is invaluable when dealing with complex multi-jurisdictional business.

Who we're looking for
The firm is is currently looking for exceptional UK qualified candidates with an advanced skill set.

At this level, you are required to have extensive experience in the area of non-contentious EC and Competition law.

You may either have a specific area of expertise within EC/Competition or a more general background in this field.

The firm will also consider candidates with purely agency/commission experience.

About our client
Over 150 lawyers form the Global Antitrust group which offers unrivalled capabilities to address antitrust and competition issues that arise anywhere in the world. The integrated global network combines a leading US antitrust practice, an extensive European network and a comprehensive Asian practice. The European Competition & Regulation Group sits in the corporate department in the London office. This team is recognised as one of the market leaders in the field and comprises 6 partners and 20 assistants.

What's on offer
£Excellent + generous bonus

Michael Page Contact
For further info, apply or phone on +44 (0) 20 7269 2484. Job Ref: 12999012
Your application will be sent to Kirk Williamson.