King and Spalding has added rivalry accomplice Salomé Cisnal De Ugarte as accomplice in its Brussels office. She joins the company's Global Antitrust practice.
Cisnal De Ugarte educates customers on all perspectives with respect to EU and public rivalry law. She has considerable involvement with cross-line consolidations and vital joint endeavors, getting freedom for exchanges from the European Commission and public rivalry specialists around the world. She similarly addresses customers in complex antitrust examinations and insight on consistence issues.
"Salomé is an exceptionally respected rivalry legal counselor and a significant expansion to our group in Brussels," said Zach Fardon, top of the association's Government Matters practice. "Contest law is one of the foundations of the overseas lawful market and our customers are progressively engaged with cross-line matters. Having an attorney of Salomé's standing and height, with more than 20 years of involvement with Brussels, permits us to offer the top of the line guidance that our customers require."
Cisnal De Ugarte joins from Hogan Lovells, where she was an accomplice in the Antitrust and Competition bunch and filled in as Office Managing Partner. She is perceived as a main EU contest legal counselor by distributions, for example, Chambers and Partners, Legal 500, Global Competition Review and's Who Legal. In 2018 she was named one of the 20 "Ladies Who Shape Brussels" by Politico Europe. She often addresses on EU rivalry law and serves on the Harvard Alumni Board as an Elected Director.
He is currently admitted to practice law in the States of New York and New Jersey and multiple federal District and Circuit jurisdictions as well as United States Tax Court.
