Antitrust and competition laws are developing increasingly around the world. Authorities consistently tackle a large spectrum of cartels and other anti-competitive conduct, such as misuse of market power or dominance, which is being detected, prosecuted, and sanctioned by antitrust enforcers worldwide. Significant fines, major reputational harm, criminal charges, and multi-million-dollar damage cases are all possible outcomes of the violation of antitrust laws.
We ensure that our client support and guidance are straightforward, proactive, and tactical to prevent or mitigate possible penalties and reputational harm, as well as regulatory or litigation risks. We also have valuable experience dealing with both antitrust criminal responsibility aspects and the overlapping regulatory power of competition authorities concerning the same infringements.
Our practice encompasses procedures initiated by the Egyptian Competition Authority, the COMESA Competition Commission, and the Competition Authorities in the MENA region. And, more recently, the Competition Department of the Central Bank of Egypt has been granted the power to regulate competition in the banking sector.
Our unparalleled experience in all areas of antitrust law, including mergers, collusion prosecutions, misuse of control, state assistance, follow-up claims, and stand-alone cases. We successfully represented international clients in complex antitrust investigations in digital, pharmaceutical, telecommunication and retail markets. Our competition department combines legal, economic, and regulatory experience as well as international experience. Our competition department is headed by the former chairman of the Egyptian Competition Authority Dr. Amir Ibrahim who litigated high profile antitrust cases and contributed to the emergence of new legal principals in the area of competition and many legal reforms in the area of competition law and policy.
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