Our Competition and EU Law team is one of the most experienced in the field. We have represented our clients in Finland’s highest-profile and most significant competition law cases, and our team has been recognised in many international rankings. In addition, our lawyers took part in the drafting of Finnish competition and procurement legislation.
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- Merilampi recognized in Chambers Europe 2023 publication
- Digital Markets Act – New Rules for Gatekeepers
- Merilampi successfully represented Pihlajalinna — The Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority approved the acquisition of Pohjola Hospital by Pihlajalinna
- Merilampi represented Posti in the VAT-dispute: The Supreme Court did not grant a leave to appeal to the banks and insurance companies
- The District Court of Helsinki dismissed the finance and insurance companies’ claims that value added taxes in postal services were disallowed by EU law
- Finnish Supreme Administrative Court repealed price cap for fibre loops and the whole SMP-decision concerning wholesale access provided at a fixed location at Helsinki and Tampere regions – Merilampi represented Elisa
- The Supreme Administrative Court of Finland increased the fines imposed on several companies in the so-called Bus cartel -case
- Mehiläinen Yhtiöt Oy public cash tender offer for all shares in Pihlajalinna Plc
- Merilampi represented Sweco before the FCCA in acquisition of rail infrastructure engineering and consulting services business from NRC Group
- The Market Court imposed an inefficiency sanction in a procurement within a dynamic purchasing system – Merilampi represented Isku Interior Oy
- The Market Court repealed the Finnish Tax Administration’s procurement of printing and distribution services – Merilampi represented Posti Messaging Oy
- Finnish Supreme Administrative Court repealed a SMP-decision concerning wholesale high-quality access at fixed location – Merilampi represented Elisa
- Merilampi represented Elisa Corporation at the Supreme Court in so called paper invoice case