Hogan Lovells International LLP
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Hogan Lovells International LLP‘s competition capacities extend to cross-border merger control and FDI hearings, with the German team also working with the firm’s Brussels-based practice to oversee complex cartel and abuse of dominance cases before the European Commission. Martin Sura, who took on leadership of the team in 2025, continues to represent clients in initial cartel investigations and subsequent litigation. Christoph Wünschmann co-heads the firm’s global competition team, advising on both German and European merger control-related matters and representing clients in cartel and follow-on damages hearings. Splitting his time between Berlin and Brussels, Falk Schöning is tasked with securing pan-European approvals for mergers and investments.
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Testimonials
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- 'Very quick, easy to talk to and competent!'
- 'Christoph Wünschmann's team has an exceptional understanding of the automotive industry and its current trends. The team is universally recognised and has worked on several high-profile cooperations in the industry. The team also has a great track record in successfully handling complex cross-jurisdictional antitrust investigations. The antitrust team also collaborates closely with other practice areas, in particular the litigation team, providing holistic solutions for clients.'
Key clients
- Aareon Group
- Amazon
Work highlights
Advised IBM on investment control and merger control law in relation to its $6.4bn acquisition of HashiCorp.