Ailsa Sinclair has been with the Directorate-General for Competition of the European Commission since 2003. Initially she worked on the actions for damages policy initiative. Since then she has worked on ECN matters, as well as other policy initiatives in the field of antitrust, including the Commission Notice on Best Practices in antitrust proceedings and the reform of the Hearing Officer’s mandate. Prior to joining DG Competition, Ailsa practised law in Brussels. Ailsa graduated in law from the University of Aberdeen (LL.B Hons 1st class (1994), and Dip. LP (1995)). She also has a LL.M from the University of Brussels (1996), and is qualified as a solicitor in Scotland and England, as well as being admitted to the New York Bar.
Ailsa Sinclair has been with the Directorate-General for Competition of the European Commission since 2003. Initially she worked on the actions for damages policy initiative. Since then she has worked on ECN matters, as well as other policy initiatives in the field of antitrust, including the Commission Notice on Best Practices in antitrust proceedings and the reform of the Hearing Officer’s mandate. Prior to joining DG Competition, Ailsa practised law in Brussels. Ailsa graduated in law from the University of Aberdeen (LL.B Hons 1st class (1994), and Dip. LP (1995)). She also has a LL.M from the University of Brussels (1996), and is qualified as a solicitor in Scotland and England, as well as being admitted to the New York Bar.
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Since 2004, EU competition law has a central place in the competition enforcement practice of the Member States’ competition authorities. At the same time, the Member States’ competition authorities, as well as the review courts that exercise judicial control over their action, make an increasing (...)
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