Paul Culliford is a New Zealand qualified senior associate and registered as a foreign lawyer with the Brussels Bar based in BCLP’s Brussels office, where he specialises in antitrust and competition law. His practice covers all the key areas of competition law, with a particular focus on merger control and foreign investment regulation. He holds a postgraduate qualification in EU competition law from King’s College London. Paul Culliford regularly advises clients on multi-jurisdictional merger control and foreign investment, competition law compliance and regulatory investigations. He has advised clients across multiple sectors including technology, online platforms, retail, energy and entertainment.
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EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE CLARIFIES SCOPE OF GUN JUMPING PROHIBITION* Over the last year, we have noted an increased crackdown by competition agencies on so-called “gun jumping” – that is, the implementation of a merger before mandatory merger clearances are received. On 31 May 2018, the (...)
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Introduction The application of competition law as it relates to the licensing of intellectual property rights (“IPRs”) remains a topic of heated debate and development. Previous articles in e-Competitions have outlined such developments and trends at EU and Member State level and we aim in (...)
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One of the first and most enduring work products of the ICN is the Merger Working Group’s Recommended Practices for Merger Notification and Review Procedures. Since their initial release in the early 2000s, the Recommended Practices have undergone a number of changes and a number of surveys (...)
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