Ariela Stoffer is an Associate General Counsel and Global Data Privacy Counsel at John Bean Technologies Corporation (NYSE: JBT). She is specialized in commercial contracts, litigation, and design and implementation of compliance programs (covering antitrust and competition, data protection and privacy and anti-bribery and corruption). Ariela is a qualified lawyer with over 15 years of professional experience obtained in private practice as well as in-house. Earlier in her career, she worked at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, where she advised numerous leading multinational corporations on antitrust, competition law and regulatory matters. After Freshfields, she worked in the legal and compliance departments of Danone S.A., a multinational FMCG company headquartered in Paris, and The AES Corporation (NYSE: AES), a Fortune 500 global power generation company headquartered in Arlington, Virginia (U.S.). Ariela is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of the Institute for European Studies in Brussels. She also holds an LL.M degree in Business Law and a Master of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of Leiden. In addition, she is a CIPP and CIPM certified data protection and privacy professional.
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In January 2007 the Dutch consumers’ association (Consumentenbond) lodged a complaint with the Dutch Competition Authority (NMa) against Apple Computer Benelux BV (Apple). The Consumentenbond claimed that Apple has a dominant position on the market for portable music players through its (...)
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District Court of Rotterdam (Rechtbank Rotterdam), 19 April 2007, Nederlandse Vakbond Varkenshouders & Nederlandse Bond van Handelaren in Vee / NMa, Case MEDED 06/1220 VRLK, LJN BA3538 In December 2005 Dumeco notified its intension to the Dutch Competition Authority (hereafter referred (...)
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In January 2006 summary proceedings were brought before the District Court of Maastricht by a franchisee (hereafter: the claimant) against its franchisor BBQ Franchise B.V. (hereafter: BBQ). The District Court applied EC competition law to set out the limits of what can and cannot be arranged (...)
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In December 2005 interim proceedings were brought before the District Court of Zutphen in a dispute between AEP Home Products (“AEP”), a supplier of kitchen appliances of the brands Atag, Etna and Pelgrim, and two of its buyers namely the internet retailer Groen Trend and the specialist shop (...)
