- Competition Law / International Trade
The new rules on vertical agreements and overview of other regulatory developments in EU competition law of 2022
This newsletter provides a brief overview of recent regulatory updates in EU competition law and presents more details about one of last year’s major developments: the new EU vertical block exemption regulation and guidelines on vertical restraints. …To read the full article, please see the PDF file
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Competition Law / International Trade Newsletter (January 17, 2023) (242 KB / 8 pages)
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Junichi SHINGAI
- Associate
- Tokyo
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She has practiced for over 8 years at a leading international law firm in Brussels. Her practice covers, inter alia, merger control, cartel investigations, abuse of dominance, and antitrust compliance. She has particular expertise in FSR filings & compliance, guiding numerous international companies through in-house data collection processes.
Kristina draws on first-hand experience from the European Commission in Brussels and the Japan Fair Trade Commission in Tokyo. She has counseled across a wide range of industries - such as automotive, electronics, heavy industries, and logistics - with a strong focus on helping Asian corporate clients navigate European regulatory challenges. She has also spoken on the FSR developments at the Competition Law Forum Japan.
Kristina holds law degrees from Germany and France and is admitted to the German Bar in Munich (Rechtsanwältin) and the Brussels Bar (EU registered lawyer / E-list, Ordre Français). She is a member of the German-Japanese Lawyers’ Association, as well as the Antitrust Lawyers Association in Germany.