Nick Cotter is a partner at Jones Day, London office. He has broad experience in complex commercial and regulatory litigation in a number of courts and in international arbitration. This has included claims in the English High Court, Court of Appeal, House of Lords, and the Privy Council, as well as in high courts and appeal courts in the Caribbean. He also has represented clients in numerous international arbitrations, primarily ICC, LCIA, and ad hoc arbitrations (but also those governed by UNCITRAL, LMAA, FOSFA, and GAFTA rules). These claims have concerned, most notably, antitrust matters, regulatory issues in the telecommunications industry, the enforceability of exclusive distribution agreements, and problems arising in major IT projects. In addition, Nicholas Cotter regularly acts for clients in general commercial disputes in litigation and arbitration, covering warranty claims, fraud and dealing with other contract issues
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A recent appeal by the UK’s mobile telephone operator, Everything Everywhere, to the UK’s Court of Appeal may lead to a change to the Competition Commission’s (CC) investigation powers in deciding telecoms price control matters in the future. CC investigation powers in telecoms price control On (...)
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On 26 May 2010, the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal published an appeal by mobile operator O2 against the Office of Communications (OFCOM), the UK telecoms and media regulator, challenging OFCOM‘s refusal to allow deployment of 3G services in 900 Mhz frequencies. In a case likely to have EU-wide (...)
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