Competition/European Law
Greece
1 year ranked
Provided by Lambadarios Law Firm
Antitrust & Competition
Efthymia (Efi) Armata is a member of our Antitrust and Competition practice. She is experienced in providing advice to clients in a range of sectors on competition law, particularly around investigations concerning cartels and similar collusive practices, abuse of dominance and antitrust compliance. Efthymia regularly advises on pricing and non-pricing practices relating to abuse of dominance. She also reviews vertical and horizontal agreements such as commercial policies, rebate systems, resale-price maintenance, territorial and customer allocation, single-branding obligations, parallel trade restrictions, most-favored nations (MFN) clauses, exchange of information, purchase/commercialization agreements.
Efthymia has been involved in a number of notable cases before the Hellenic Competition Commission and the administrative courts (beer and dairy sector). She also has extensive experience in providing antitrust compliance and dawn-raid training for clients.
In addition, Efthymia reviews various types of distribution agreements – exclusive, selective and franchise – as well as agency agreements. She acts for clients in a number of industry sectors with a particular focus on the food and beverage industry.
Prior to joining Lambadarios Law Firm, Efthymia spent more than 10 years with another Greek law firm where she advised on competition law (free and unfair), consumer law, anti-money laundering law and data protection law. In 2008, she completed an internship with the European Commission (D.G. Environment/Unit of Sustainable Consumption and Production), where she assisted with the drafting of the Waste Framework Directive by carrying out legal research on EU case law, analyzing legal documents and preparing draft opinions to stakeholders.
Athens Bar Association
Co-author, “Consumer Protection in Greece”, Greek Law Digest, November 2011.
Co-author, “Pre-contractual obligations of credit institutions under the KYA Z1699/2010 implementing the Consumer Credit Directive”, Law of Companies and Enterprises (ΔΕΕ), October 2011.
Co-author, Contribution in International Comparative Legal Guide to: “Competition Litigation 2016”.
Contribution to the Greek Law Digest, The Ultimate Greek Guide: “Monopolies”, Nomiki Vivliothiki, 2nd Edition.
Co-author, Contribution in International Comparative Legal Guide to: “Competition Litigation 2017”.
Contribution to Cartels Conference with an article on “Exchange of Information under article 101TFEU”, organized by Nomiki Vivliothiki on 11/5/2017.
Co-author, Contribution in International Comparative Legal Guide to: “Competition Litigation 2018”.
Article on “Conditional Rebates under Article 102 TFEU”, Law of Companies and Enterprises (ΔΕΕ), May 2018.
Article on “Competition Law Aspects with regards to European Commission’s e-commerce sector enquiry”, Hellenic Review of European Law, April-June 2018.
Co-author, Contribution in International Comparative Legal Guide to: “Competition Litigation 2019”.
Contribution to the Hellenic’s Federation of Enterprises (ΣΕΒ) Guidelines for Competition Law Compliance: 23 Q&As to regular business issues, July 2018.
Co-author, Contribution in International Comparative Legal Guide to: “Vertical Agreements and Dominance 2019”.
Contribution to the Hellenic’s Federation of Enterprises (ΣΕΒ) Guidance for Competition Law Compliance, May 2019.
Co-author, Contribution in International Comparative Legal Guide to: “Vertical Agreements and Dominance 2020”.
Co-author, Contribution in International Comparative Legal Guide to: “Vertical Agreements and Dominance 2021”.
Co-author, Contribution in International Comparative Legal Guide to: “Vertical Agreements and Dominance 2022”.
Provided by Chambers
Efthymia Armata often assists clients with merger notification processes and behavioural investigations before the HCC. She also acts on antitrust compliance matters.
Provided by Chambers
Efthymia Armata is able to explain in detail the practical aspects of a matter.
It is always a pleasure to work with her.
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