Dina Jubrail

Dina Jubrail is a senior associate in our London office. Ms. Jubrail's practice focuses on all aspects of EU and UK competition law, including mergers and acquisitions, abuse of dominance investigations, EU and UK litigation, State aid and antitrust counseling. Ms. Jubrail has particular experience in the telecommunications, information technology and maritime industries. She also has an in-depth knowledge of the relationship between competition and regulatory law in the digital sphere, as well as on the intersection between IP and antitrust.

Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Jubrail was an associate in Brussels at another international law firm. Ms. Jubrail also gained experience as a Competition & Regulatory Lawyer in the London office of a large telecommunications company.

• Advising a leading technology company in a European Commission investigation*
• Advising leading mobile phone manufacturers in licensing negotiations and litigation involving standard-essential patents*
• Advising Maersk in the European Commission's investigation of alleged 'price signalling' in the liner shipping sector*
• Advising BT on its £12.5bn acquisition of EE; unconditional UK Phase II clearance*
• Advising BT on Ofcom's Business Connectivity Market Review*

Mergers & Acquisitions

• Advising AP Moller Holding on its acquisition of Faerch
• Advising a third-party broadcaster on its comments to the European Commission regarding Vodafone's acquisition of certain German cable assets from Liberty Global
• Advising a client in the media sector on a public interest investigation in the UK
• Advising APM Terminals on a container shipping joint venture in the Ivory Coast with Bolloré Africa Logistics
• Advising Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Danfoss A/S on the acquisition of Artemis Intelligent Power*
• Advising a client in the packaging and coatings sector on various transactions*
• Advising BT on its third-party comments to the European Commission concerning Hutchison 3G UK’s proposed acquisition of Telefónica UK*
• Advising BT on its third-party comments to the CMA concerning Ericsson's acquisition of Red Bee Media*

*Prior to joining Baker Botts