The Dominance and Monopolies Review - 11th Edition

Maurtis Dolmans' practice focuses on EU, UK and international competition law, especially in high-tech and EU intellectual property law, and sustainability.

He has extensive experience in information technology, internet, telecom, media and entertainment, as well as in energy transition and financial services. He has appeared in proceedings before the European Commission and the EU courts, national courts and national competition authorities of several Member States, and ICC and NAI arbitrations.

Many of his competition cases involve multi-sided platforms, IT and other high-tech products, new economy services, licensing or refusals to license, standardisation, IP strategy, access to networks, mergers, joint ventures and other transactions, intellectual property arbitration and litigation, abuses of dominance, vertical agreements, cartels, platform regulation, and sustainability and net zero agreements.

Henry Mostyn is a partner in the London office of Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, having joined the firm in 2012. He is a barrister of England and Wales. Mr Mostyn's practice focuses on all aspects of EU competition law. He has represented clients before the European Commission and the UK Competition and Markets Authority, as well as in litigation before the European courts in Luxembourg and the UK High Court. His particular focus is on the application of the abuse of dominance rules to the technology sector. During 2017–2018, Henry worked at the UK Competition and Markets Authority as assistant director in the mergers team.

Patrick Todd is an associate based in the London office of Cleary Gottlieb.

Mr Todd's practice focuses on EU and UK competition law and the regulation of digital markets. He is a practising solicitor and has represented clients before the European Commission and UK Competition and Markets Authority, as well as in litigation.

Prior to joining the firm's London office in 2020, Mr Todd trained at a major international law firm for two years in London and Brussels.