Competition Law
London (Bar)
6 years ranked
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Fiona Banks represents both claimants and defendants in high-profile cartel and abuse of dominance follow-on damages actions and collective proceedings.
Fiona Banks is an able barrister with a far-reaching client list that takes in both contracting authorities and tenderers. She is frequently sought out to advise on procurement agreements and also has a strong track record of handling procurement challenges.
Fiona Banks is a noteworthy junior who receives instructions across a variety of sports, including football, rugby, motor racing and cycling. She is particularly well known for acting in contractual disputes, often involving broadcasting and rights issues. She acts for a combination of individuals and teams, national sports governing bodies and broadcasters.
Fiona Banks has a strong reputation in the telecommunications sector. Her broad-based telecommunications practice sees her handling competition and state aid matters for telco service providers, as well as representing clients in challenging Ofcom decisions.
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I would fangirl all day about her, I find her incredible. She has a brain the size of a planet but is really accessible. She is really down to earth and very good at facing things head on.
Fiona is very smart, one of the leading juniors in this area. Her drafting is really strong and she has an excellent manner with clients; she cuts to what they care about.
She is fantastic, super responsive, hard-working, really sharp and proactive. She puts thought into what's far in front of us.
Fiona is a very hard-working advocate who is all over the detail of complex cases.
She is bright, hard-working and always on top of the detail. She is fantastic to work with.
Fiona's ability to understand highly technical information and convert that into submissions that can be understood by a judge, who may not be as familiar with the information, is second to none.
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