Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (Amsterdam)

Paul van den Berg

Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (Amsterdam)
Partner

Paul van den Berg is an antitrust, competition and trade partner at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer’s Amsterdam and Brussels offices. He specialises in competition law, European law and regulated markets. Paul advises clients across a range of sectors including fast-moving-consumer-goods, energy and healthcare. He has significant experience in advising multinational companies and private equity firms on global merger control procedures. In addition, he advises clients in cartel, abuse of dominance, foreign investment control and state aid procedures, and competition law and regulatory litigation. He has represented clients before the Dutch and European courts and advised on complex proceedings before a large number of competition authorities around the world. Paul has a global client base and regularly speaks and publishes on antitrust topics. Clients greatly value his collaborative, efficient and practical style. Paul has also been seconded to the firm’s Beijing office in the course of his career at the firm. He is “a good communicator with lots of experience in the antitrust area”. Clients commend him for his “ability to effectively manage complex cases in multiple jurisdictions”, and “keep calm in high pressure situations”.’ (Who’s Who Legal Competition, 2017). Ranked as "Future leader" by Who’s Who Legal Competition, 2017-2020 and as "Next generation Partner for EU and Competition" by The Legal 500, 2020.

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Thomas Lübbig, Katarzyna (Kasia) Bojarojć, Daniel Wylde, Justin Chen, Sarah Mitchell, Paul van den Berg, Alvaro Pliego Selie The EU Court of Justice rules that Article 102 TFEU permits ex post review of completed mergers at the national level, with a non-Community dimension (Towercast)

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The European Court of Justice ( CJEU ) handed down its judgment in Towercast on 16 March 2023, confirming Advocate General Juliane Kokott’s Opinion from October 2022 that the prohibition on abuse of dominance under Article 102 TFEU is applicable to certain non-reportable mergers by dominant (...)

Merit Olthoff, Paul van den Berg, Sarah Erne, Joanna Goyder, Malte Symann, Christopher Sickinger The EU Commission puts out for consultation a draft Implementing Regulation on proceedings pursuant to the Foreign Subsidies Regulation

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Yesterday the European Commission put out for consultation a draft Implementing Regulation on proceedings pursuant to the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR). Businesses and other interested parties have until 6 March 2023 to feed in their views. The FSR requires companies to notify the (...)

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