Samantha Derksen is an associate at Hausfeld in Washington, DC. She has also spent a few years in Hausfeld’s London office and has been involved in both European and US litigation. Her practice focuses on complex litigation, including antitrust litigation, privacy disputes and environmental and consumer protection matters. Prior to working at Hausfeld, Samantha Derksen worked in the field of international economic law, litigating World Trade Organization cases and researching issues relating to the complex interplay of international trade and climate change. Being a Dutch national, she is fluent in both English and Dutch.
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The UK Government has launched the long-awaited Digital Markets Unit (DMU) to “help make sure tech giants such as Facebook and Google cannot exploit their market dominance.” The DMU, based in the Competition Markets Authority (CMA), kicked off its work in shadow, non-statutory form on 7 April (...)
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As part of a larger trend in Europe, the Dutch Parliament has passed legislation that will enable opt-out damages claims in relation to a broad range of causes of action, including antitrust infringements and those based on violations of consumer, environmental, and data protection laws. The (...)
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