Competition & Anti-trust
Our Competition and Anti-trust team deal with matters relating to cartel enforcement, merger control, and abuse of dominance. The experienced team of Competition & Anti-trust has been regularly involved in regulatory litigation going on in the Competition Commission of India, NCLTs, NCLAT, and Supreme Court.
The Competition and Anti-trust team have had experience dealing the matter ranging from various sectors such as automobile, cement, telecommunications, retail, financial services, pharmaceuticals, e-commerce, etc. Following are the areas of expertise of our Competition & Anti-trust team:
- Merger Control and M&A transactions,
- Cartelisation enforcement matters.
- Abuse of Dominance matters.
- Engagement in investigations by the Director General.
- Regulatory Litigation.
- Compliance in specific sectors.
In the team
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