Elisabetta has over 15 years' experience in advising clients on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious competition law. Her practice focuses on UK and EU merger, NSI and FDI control, as well as advising on all aspects of competition law arising from commercial agreements.
Elisabetta regularly advises clients on UK and EU merger control as well as the National Security and Investment Act and Foreign Direct Investment aspects of their transactions, often managing cross-border teams for merger control and foreign direct investment filing purposes. Elisabetta advises global players in the tech, pharma and manufacturing sectors on the competition aspects of their UK and/or EU purchasing, sales and distribution (e-commerce, agency, selective and exclusive distributorships and franchise systems). She has a keen interest in the competition aspects of commercial agreements with an ESG focus. She has been recommended as someone clients can trust to deliver sound competition advice.
During her career, Elisabetta has worked for both the Competition and Markets Authority, Ofgem and the European Commission.
European Commission initiates proceedings against Samsung for failure to license its essential patents on FRAND terms, ECLR, 2012, 33(8) p.347-50
Mandating Open Standards - A Step in the Wrong Direction? CLSR, (2012) 05 0007, The International Journal of Technology Law and Practice 28 (2012) pp.453-457, PLC 22 May 2012
The Application of the Proposed Standardisation Regulation in Practice. ECLR 2013, 34(1), p.40-43, CSLR 4718 (2012) 1-4, [2013] p.22, PPLR 2013, 1, NA1-NA5, PLC website 12 December 2012
The Use and Legal Effect of EU Regulations, CLSR 4758 (2012) p.1-9. PLC, 24 July 2013
Smart wars: a new ‘FRAND Generation’ grows up? Getting the deal through: patents 2015
Energising E-Commerce, Competition Law Insight, 11 June 2021
PLC practice note on DG Competition 2023
Competition Law Association
International Competition Lawyers' Group
Eurofins Scientific, a leading international group of laboratories, is given rapid clearance by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) on its acquisition of Cellmark, in just 11 working days.
CMA clears Eurofins' acquisition of Cellmark in a record timeframe
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CMA seeks approval for digital markets competition guidance
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by Giles Crown
by Nyarayek Moboic and Stan Nijenhuis
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by Marie Keup
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