Temi Alade is an Antitrust/Competition lawyer. He routinely advises on a broad range of high-profile antitrust investigations and contentious regulatory issues on anticompetitive and unilateral practices often involving multiple jurisdictions across a range of sectors. Most recently, he has been working on merger control filings, regulatory merger control investigations, market definition research, follow-on damages claims, class actions, cartel investigations and regulatory investigations on gun jumping. Temi has an LLM from the London School of Economics and Political Science and prior to obtaining his LLM, he was an associate with the leading African law firm, Olaniwun Ajayi LP.
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In a decision by the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) dated 19 November 2020, the CAT fined Comparethemarket (CTM), a price comparison website a fine of £17.9 million for abuse of dominance in the market for price comparison services. CTM abused its position in the market by imposing wide (...)
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Introduction By Section 22 of the Enterprise Act 2022, the Office of Fair Trading on 15 June 2012, referred the completed acquisition by Ryanair Holdings plc (Ryanair) of a minority shareholding in Aer Lingus Group plc (Aer Lingus) to the UK Competition Commission (Now CMA) for an (...)
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For emerging competition jurisdictions, the EU and the US competition systems represent advanced competition law regimes from which competition law ideas and concepts may be sourced. Nigeria, being an emerging competition jurisdiction, draws inspiration for a unilateral conduct regime on abuse (...)
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