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Emmanuel Reille is a partner in the Competition & International Trade practice group. His practice covers all issues, including disputes, with regard to French and European competition law, as well as competition law in Africa and China.
He regularly advises major French and foreign companies on matters pertaining to cartels, abuse of dominant position, disputes before the French Competition Authority and the courts as well as notifications of concentrations before the French and European competition institutions. He also assists clients in trade disputes (unfair competition, breach of commercial relations, etc.). Emmanuel has acquired solid experience in the fields of banking, oil, real estate, agribusiness and consumer goods.
Member of the Association des Avocats Pratiquant le Droit de la Concurrence (APDC), Emmanuel is also the author of various articles to the competition law publications “Competition Law Review” and “Competition Law Insight”.
« Emmanuel Reille is equally adept at merger filings and antitrust investigations. He assists domestic clients with multi-jurisdictional competition law mandates. Strengths: “Emmanuel Reille is efficient and has deep knowledge of the issues.”»
Chambers Europe 2024 - Competition/European Law
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Legal 500 EMEA 2023 - EU - Competition & Distribution
« Emmanuel Reille is equally adept at merger filings and antitrust investigations. He assists domestic clients with multi-jurisdictional competition law mandates. Strengths: "Emmanuel Reille is very sharp and he always looks for the most pragmatic and effective solutions or approaches." "He is cooperative and efficient." »
Chambers Europe 2023 - Competition/European Law
« Emmanuel Reille is equally adept at merger filings and antitrust investigations. He assists domestic clients with cross-border competition law mandates. »
Chambers Europe 2022 - Competition/European Law
« Emmanuel Reille is praised for being "very precise" and "pragmatic" by one source. He is equally adept at merger filings as well as antitrust investigations.»
Chambers Europe 2021