After a three-year stint as an associate in Osborne Clarke’s Cologne antitrust law division, Ghazale Mandegarian-Fricke will become counsel of same division, effective from January 1, 2020.
Prior to commencing her career as an associate in Baker McKenzie’s Dusseldorf competition law division in 2013, Mandegarian-Fricke served the competition law practice of the German Federal Cartel Office. Before this, she served in Hogan Lovells’ New York office and spent time at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton in Cologne.
A current member of the German Association of Antitrust Lawyers and of the German-Iranian Law Association, Mandegarian-Fricke’s practice focuses on compliance, merger control and antitrust investigations, with domestic and multinational clients in the telecommunications, finance, travel, logistics and automotive sectors.
Her core practice focus is, and will continue to be on, all aspects of German and European Union Competition law, in merger control proceedings, cartel investigations, and abuse of dominance cases before the European Commission, the Federal Cartel Office, and before courts.
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