Josselin J. Lucas

DPDgroup (Paris)
Lawyer (General Counsel)

Josselin J. Lucas is General Counsel of DPD Group, which is specialized in the delivery of small packages. He was previously General Counsel of Leroy Merlin, a home-improvement retailer controlled by the Mulliez Family, and senior project manager at the Mullez Family Office. Before practicing in-house, he was senior associate with the US law firm Paul Hastings LLP in its Paris, Brussels, and Washington, D.C.. His practice focused on both EU and French law, especially antitrust/competition law and corporate M&A law in its advisory and litigation aspects, as well as commercial litigation representation. Before joining Paul Hastings LLP, Josselin worked in several international law firms and as a trainee lawyer in the Private Offices of two EU judges at the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg. Josselin has authored numerous articles on EU and French competition/antitrust law. He was a lecturer in EU law and comparative competition law at the Institute of Political Studies of Paris ("Sciences Po Paris") for several years. He has been a lecturer in EU antitrust/competition law at the University of Versailles since 2011. Josselin is a graduate ofgraduated from the Institute of Political Studies of Paris ("Sciences Po Paris") (Master of Public Affairs, 2008), HEC Paris Business School ("Hautes Etudes Commerciales Paris") (Master of Science in Management, 2005) and University of Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne (LL.B, LL.M and Postgraduate degree in Business Law and Tax Law, 2003- 2005, cum laude). He is fluent in English.

Articles

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Josselin J. Lucas, Sophia Vandergrift The US DoJ requires two merging parties in the aero-engine sector to divest helicopter engine business and to authorize a new third party to provide servicing for certain models of aircraft engines and APUs (GE / Honeywell)

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A Merger Denied, 13 years later : The GE/Honeywell Saga* Through COMESA, a regional organization on which this resource has published extensively, African countries have made a significant foray into cross-border merger control. As the world’s competition regimes continue to proliferate, a (...)

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Josselin J. Lucas Competition Damages Actions in the EU

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Competition Damages Actions in the EU offers a clear and concise analysis of the latest case law, legislation and policy documentation in the field of damages actions for breach of EU competition law. Highly topical, the authors explore the problems of indirect purchaser standing and (...)

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