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Competition/Antitrust

About

Provided by TGS Baltic

Competition regulators are increasingly active and thus competition law has become relevant for all mature businesses as regards, for example, merger control, unfair competition, state aid, price fixing and similar competition restraints.

We seek to educate our clients on the implementation of preventive measures, which are the best way to mitigate risks. We offer competition law training and help clients design compliance programmes. We also have extensive experience of defending clients in dawn raids, investigations and disputes with competition authorities.

The firm is a member of the Antitrust Alliance, which unites competition experts from independent law firms in 21 European countries.

ADVICE AND REPRESENTATION ON:

  • cartel and dominance probes
  • compliance and risk management
  • regulation (liberalisation, licensing, network access, price control)
  • international trade
  • IP and technology license antitrust compliance
  • market investigations
  • merger control
  • pricing strategies
  • public procurement
  • state aid
  • other competition areas

Chambers Review

Provided by Chambers

Competition/Antitrust - Lithuania

3
Band 3

What the Team is Known For

TGS Baltic has a strong focus on merger clearance mandates, often working alongside colleagues in the firm's other offices in the region for pan-Baltic filings. The law firm is also active on state aid mandates and in damages actions. The team assists a number of potentially dominant companies with competition law compliance.

Notable practitioners

Jonas Šalna and Augustė Linauskaitė are key contacts for clients.

Work Highlights

Provided by TGS Baltic

  • TGS Baltic advised BaltCap on the merger clearance aspects of its proposed acquisition of Xpediator.

Strengths

Provided by Chambers

"The team are able to understand complex situations very quickly."

Competition/Antitrust respondent
Europe