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Prica & Partners Offices
Kosancicev venac 20
11000 BELGRADE
Serbia
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Darija Ognjenović
Work Department
Competition / Corporate and M&A / Montenegro desk
Position
Partner
Career
Darija is a Partner at Prica & Partners and heads the firm’s competition/antitrust department. Darija provides competition law advice regarding mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, as well as in relation to state aid and public procurement. She has dealt with many significant M&A and competition projects representing major international companies in local procedures for obtaining merger control approvals of their global mergers, as well as regarding clearance of acquisition procedures before the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition. Darija represents her clients before the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition in various antitrust related procedures (e.g. alleged breaches, individual exemptions). With over 20 years of professional experience, Darija is an established and well-known legal practitioner who is, according to IFLR 1000 “roundly praised by her clients”.
Languages
Serbian, English, Spanish
Memberships
Belgrade Bar Association
International League of Competition Law (LIDC)
Law Society of England and Wales Competition Section (non-practising member)
Women’s Competition Network (WCN)
Education
Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade (LL.M.)
Lawyer Rankings
Serbia > Competition
(Hall of Fame)Providing ‘sound, commercially-driven advice’, Prica & Partners advises on the competition law side to corporate acquisitions, mergers, joint ventures, and business partnerships. The team also assists with daily business operations, including competition law-related compliance. Darija Ognjenović
is an expert in merger clearances, restrictive arrangements, and block and individual exemptions, along with state aid and Serbian Competition Authority proceedings; and Tijana Lalić advises clients from the pharmaceutical, retail, and banking and finance sectors. Ana Krstić‘s wide-ranging workload also covers the clearance of acquisitions before the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition.