Claire Lavin is an associate at Jones Day in Paris. Claire’s practice focuses on all aspects of European and French competition law, including merger control, cartels, anticompetitive agreements, and abuse of dominance as well as European and French state aid law. Prior to joining Jones Day in 2015, Claire worked as a trainee at the Court of Justice of the European Union and at English and American law firms.
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In April 2017, the European Commission ("Commission") published a tender offer seeking an assessment of the EU market for loan syndication and possible implications under EU competition rules. The successful candidate will draft a report providing an overview of the market and the relevant (...)
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This week, the French Competition Authority ("FCA") imposed a EUR 80 million fine on the Altice Group, a major French telecommunications operator, for implementing two transactions before approval by the FCA (so-called "gun jumping"). The full text is not yet available, but this decision (...)
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Ask a lawyer to name the most basic procedural right, he/she will likely reply: “the rights of defence”. To many lawyers, these rights appear – maybe even before access to justice – as the most immediate and natural guarantee in criminal or quasi-criminal proceedings. After all, before Adam (...)
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2018 Competition Case Law Digest - A Synthesis of EU and National Leading Cases
