Manuela Guia is Band 1 Lawyer in Competition/Antitrust field in the Chambers and Partners 2022 Europe Guide, while Bianca Naghi is also recognised for her expertise in this field. Manuela Guia maintains a reputation as a dominant figure in competition law in Romania. She has significant involvement
We are proud and happy to have been ranked by The Legal 500 Directory in the EU/Competition Legal Rankings for 2021 Europe Edition, as a Tier 2 law firm. Legal 500 notes that GNP lawyers “have a top reputation for competition matters forged at larger full-service firms. Antitrust
We are proud to have been recognized by Chambers and Partners as leading specialists in Competition/Antitrust Legal Rankings for Romania. Manuela Guia is still going strong as Band 1, while Bianca Naghi ranks in Band 4. GNP Guia Naghi and Partners is ranked among the top law firms in Competition/Antitrust in
Otilia Vilcu, Competition & State Aid Coordinator Partner, talked about how the European Union is relaxing the state aid measures. Listen to the entire interview here.
Otilia Vilcu, Competition Partner, talked to BizLawyer on being a lawyer in today’s competition law environment, leading the greatest team, exciting projects and future plans. Read the entire article here.
Manuela Guia and Otilia Vilcu, trainers to the "The main rules of competition law" webinar, realized in collaboration with Wolters Kluwer, talked about the main applicable competition rules and how they can impact the activity of a business.
By Cătălina Burcă-Andonie In response to the Hungarian Supreme Court which advanced a request for a preliminary ruling, on 2 April 2020, the European Court of Justice delivered its judgment in case C ‑ 228/18 (Gazdasági Versenyhivatal v Budapest Bank Nyrt. Ea). The main proceedings concern an old 1996
Manuela Guia, about the competition rules during the COVID 19 pandemic at RFI Romania Listen to the entire interview here.
ECJ clarifies - conduct not contributing to lasting change of control does not violate the standstill obligation.
ECJ clarifies - conduct not contributing to lasting change of control does not violate the standstill obligation.