Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom (Brussels)

Tom R. Selwyn Sharpe

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom (Brussels)
Associate

Tom Selwyn Sharpe’s practice covers all aspects of U.K., EU and international competition law, including multijurisdictional merger control, antitrust compliance, abuse of dominance, cartel investigations, dawn raids, state aid and wider EU litigation. Mr. Selwyn Sharpe has been involved in several high-profile and complex transactions requiring antitrust clearance before the U.K. Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), European Commission (EC) and around the world. He also has represented clients in litigation before European courts and counsels clients on matters involving compliance programs. Mr. Selwyn Sharpe recently completed an extended secondment to the CMA, during which time he worked on a number of key Phase I and Phase II merger investigations.

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Articles

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James Anderson, Bill Batchelor, Nathaniel Carden, Alex Jupp, Giorgio Motta, Paul W. Oosterhuis, Niels Baeten, Tom R. Selwyn Sharpe The EU Court of Justice annuls the Commission’s expansive interpretation of State aid in a Luxembourg tax rulings case (Fiat Chrysler)

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On November 8, 2022, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), overturning the first instance EU General Court (General Court), annulled the European Commission’s (EC’s) decision that a Luxembourg tax ruling on Fiat’s intragroup financing transactions “did not reflect economic reality” and (...)

Bill Batchelor, Frederic Depoortere, Giorgio Motta, Ingrid Vandenborre, Aurora Luoma, Nick Wolfe, Alexander Kamp, Tom R. Selwyn Sharpe The UK Parliament issues an independent report which calls for streamlining and enhanced legal predictability in the national antitrust regime

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Commissioned by the U.K. government to review its antitrust regime, Conservative Member of Parliament John Penrose’s “Power to the People” report proposes streamlined, modest changes rather than wholesale reform to the current regime. The report’s recommendations are outlined below: Merger reviews (...)

Bill Batchelor, Frederic Depoortere, Giorgio Motta, Ingrid Vandenborre, Aurora Luoma, Nick Wolfe, Tom R. Selwyn Sharpe The UK Competition Authority launches consultation on revised merger assessment guidelines

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Following its review of a series of global deals in the digital markets space, the U.K.’s Competition & Markets Authority (the CMA) has launched a consultation on revised merger assessment guidelines (the draft guidelines) codifying its evolving practice in the digital sector and addressing (...)

Bill Batchelor, Tom R. Selwyn Sharpe The UK Competition Authority seeks powers to increase merger scrutiny, issue sectoral interim regulations and weaken judicial accountability

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On 21 February 2019, the U.K. Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), at the U.K. government’s request, set out ‘wide-ranging and radical’ proposals to reshape U.K. competition enforcement and consumer protection regime. These are proposals at the very earliest stage, and they remain far from (...)

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