Gry Høirup is special Advisor at the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority. Prior to that, she was trainee judge at the city court of Copenhagen during 4 months in 2014, attorney at Law at Lawfirm Poul Schmith from 2009 till 2010 and Junior Associate at Bech Bruun during 2007 till 2009. Prior to that, she was an associate at White & Case. She advised multinational corporations, trade associations and others on European Union law, including competition law, State aid, M&A, public procurement and regulatory matters. Her work included advice to clients undergoing investigations and advice on the application of antitrust law in the pharmaceuticals sector. Before joining White & Case she worked in the cabinet of the President of the European Court of First Instance in Luxembourg, where she drafted reports for hearings, preliminary reports and orders for cases before the Court.
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On 21 December 2005 the Danish Competition Council (DCC) approved a supply agreement between natural gas provider DONG and its customers Hovedstadsregionens Naturgas (HNG) and Naturgas Midt-Nord (MN), as the parties had given a binding commitment that would improve competition on the Danish (...)
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On 1st November 2005, the Swedish Market Court rejected a claim by B2 Bredband Holding AB (Bredbandsbolaget) according to which TeliaSonera was in abuse of its dominant position on the Swedish market for fixed telephony. The contested practice consisted in providing a rebate on fixed telephony (...)
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On 26 October 2005 the Danish Competition Council granted clearance subject to commitments to Carlsberg’s supply agreements with the gastronomic sector. The Danish Competition Authority was concerned that the degree to which Carlsberg was binding its retailers might be in conflict with (...)
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On 18 August 2004, the Danish Competition Appeal Tribunal annulled the decision of 24 September 2003 whereby the Danish Competition Council found that the Danish Book Association (“The association of Danish book publishers “) had infringed Article 81 when it prevented booksellers in other (...)
