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    Marielena Doeding

    Associate

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    London

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    doedingm@sullcrom.com

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    Marielena Doeding is an associate in the Firm’s European Competition Group. Her practice focuses on all aspects of EU, UK and German competition law, the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation and foreign investment laws. She represents clients across all industry sectors, advising on merger control, foreign subsidies and foreign investment reviews, as well as antitrust, foreign subsidies and state aid investigations, and litigation in the EU Courts.

    Marielena is admitted as a solicitor in England and Wales and as Rechtsanwältin in Germany.

    Experience

    • Amgen on EU competition and FDI aspects in connection with its $28.3 billion acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics
    • e& on FSR, merger control and FDI aspects in connection with its acquisition of control of PPF Telecom in Central and Eastern Europe and, separately, its acquisition of a 15% shareholding in, and entry into a relationship agreement with, Vodafone Group Plc
    • Goldman Sachs Asset Management on merger control, FDI and FSR matters in connection with, inter alia, its agreement to acquire the Maltese telecommunications operator Melita from EQT Infrastructure IV, West Street Infrastructure Partners’ recommended offer for Adapteo, its €200 million growth capital investment in Constructel Visabeira S.A. and its acquisition of a majority stake in Oikos Group
    • Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V. on its merger with Peugeot S.A. to create Stellantis N.V.
    • Fiat Chrysler Finance Europe in its successful appeal against the EU Commission’s state aid decision before the Court of Justice of the European Union

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    Credentials

    Education

    • BPP University Law School, Legal Practice Course, 2017
    • The Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, B.A., 2016

    Bar Admissions

    • Frankfurt am Main, Germany
    • England and Wales

    Languages

    • German

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