Weil, Gotshal & Manges (Paris)

Ferla Romain

King’s College London, Weil, Gotshal & Manges (Paris)
Partner

Romain Ferla is an Antitrust/Competition partner in Weil, Gotshal & Manges’ Paris office. Mr. Ferla has significant experience in European Union and French competition law matters, including merger control, investigation of cartels or abuses of dominance, and advising on distribution agreements (containing vertical restraints), cooperation agreements with joint ventures, and state aids and state measures distorting competition. Mr. Ferla’s successful track record in antitrust litigation includes defending and representing a wide range of clients before French courts and in administrative proceedings before the European Union and French competition authorities. He has served both as counsel to the notifying parties (private equity funds and corporate clients) and as counsel to the complainants. Romain’s recent transactions include pre-merger review of Oaktree’s acquisition of Nord Est Ileos ; Axa Private Equity’s acquisition of the Fives Group ; Marinopoulos’ acquisition of Carrefour’s 50% stake in Carrefour Marinopoulos ; Axa Private Equity’s joint bid (with Chinese conglomerate Fosun) on Club Méditerranée. All these transactions involved multi-jurisdictional filings. Romain Ferla has been recognized as “Rising Star” for EU competition and distribution in France in Legal 500 2013.

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King’s College London
Weil, Gotshal & Manges (Washington)
Weil, Gotshal & Manges (Washington)
Weil, Gotshal & Manges (Brussels)
Weil, Gotshal & Manges (New York)

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2390 Bulletin

Ferla Romain The French Court of Appeal of Colmar rejects a request to forbid Internet resellers to sell a supplier’s products considering that the legality of its exclusive distribution network is not established (Brandalley / Over Stock / Puma)

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French courts are more and more solicited by suppliers claiming that online resellers or platforms violate their selective and/or exclusive distribution networks. We all remember the decisions recently rendered by the Paris commercial court in favour of LVMH against ebay . In a similar case, (...)

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