France-Hélène Boret is a knowledge management counsel in the Brussels office of Latham & Watkins and a member of the Global Antitrust & Competition Practice. She specializes in European and French competition law. She has extensive experience in all areas of competition law. She has advised clients in international, EU, and French merger cases. She has represented companies in antitrust investigations and state aid proceedings before the EU and French competition authorities, as well as before the EU and French courts. Ms. Boret’s practice covers a range of business sectors, including energy, digital, consumer goods, chemicals, life sciences, and pharmaceuticals. Prior to joining Latham, Ms. Boret worked as an associate and a knowledge management lawyer in the competition practice group of three top tier international and French law firms, in their Paris and Brussels offices. She hold law degrees from Ecole de Formation du Barreau (EFB) - Paris, Université René Descartes (Paris V), Queen Mary, U. of London, and Université de Rennes I.
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By a letter dated 30 August 2006, a Norwegian company called Pan Fish informed the French Minister of Economy (the Minister) of a closed merger operation which it had failed to notify pursuant to the French merger control rules. This transaction related to the acquisition by the second world (...)
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In September 2001, after comparing its conditions of purchase for fresh products with those granted to Carrefour by several suppliers, Galec noticed that the sums it received in relation to commercial cooperation services were below those of Carrefour. Galec thus claimed it had been (...)
