Competition and competitiveness, and combating monopolistic practices.
Amid the ongoing development of anti-monopoly and competition laws around the world, Many companies face various risks and challenges in keeping up with the complex and changing rules, where non-compliance penalties can be severe.
The Gulf Consultant represents a global professional platform for managing the legal risks of antitrust and competition through a team of experts comprising professionals from various international and regional backgrounds who are capable of providing advice on a wide range of competition law issues, including merger and acquisition control systems. to offering advice on cartel investigations. and protecting our clients from anti-monopoly complaints. Our team also provides competition risk assessment and compliance training for companies operating in the region. They also offer advice on safeguarding against market entry and exit restrictions, as well as disputes related to pricing and supply chains.
We provide business solutions based on the depth and breadth of our experience in this field. We represent our clients in proceedings before various competition and antitrust authorities, as well as in local and international courts.
We have a leading market practice in merger and acquisition monitoring in several industrial and food sectors. And litigation regarding competition matters. This means we can assemble the best team to handle any competition our clients face. We understand the goals and priorities of different entities, enabling us to achieve successful results for our clients.
What sets us apart is our ability to closely interact with anti-monopoly authorities in compliance requests, and our extended years of practice around competition laws, pricing, and its challenges.
We cover all the key areas of anti-monopoly and competition law:
- Advising and representing clients regarding competition investigations and compliance.
- Cartel investigations.
- Oversight of mergers and acquisitions.
- Vertical and horizontal agreements, and market division or distribution.
- Abuse of dominance and economic dependency.
- Anti-monopoly disputes.
- Pricing issues and related lawsuits.
- Disputes over collusion in contracting (biddings - tenders).
- Restrictions on manufacturing and marketing operations.
- Practices of limiting and restricting market entry and exit.
For consultation requests or if your company is facing a complaint concerning any of the issues mentioned above, please do not hesitate to contact us.