Alfredo Gómez
Senior Associate, Madrid
Email alfredo.gomez@hoganlovells.com
Phone +34 91 349 81 58
Fax +34 91 349 82 01
Practice groupRegulatory
As an associate at Hogan Lovells' Antitrust, Competition and Economic Regulation practice in Madrid, Alfredo advises on a full range of matters under European Union Law. He has broad experience in multi-jurisdictional coordination and merger control filings before the European Commission and the Spanish Competition Authority. He has also advised several multinational and local companies in relation to collusive behaviour among competitors (including assistance during dawn-raids) and vertical agreements under both European Union and Spanish Competition Law.
Alfredo also has substantial experience in litigation before Spanish and European courts (including in the private application of Antitrust rules). Prior to joining Hogan Lovells, Alfredo was an associate at the Madrid office of a leading international law firm, and a 'bluebook' trainee at the Directorate General for Competition of the European Commission in Brussels. Alfredo holds a LLM in European Union Law (Distinction) from King’s College London. He is also the author of numerous legal publications. Alfredo speaks Spanish, English, French and Italian.
Representative experience
Advising a car manufacturer in its claim for damages suffered as a consequence of an Antitrust infringement.
Advising two car manufacturers in the automotive manufacturers investigation conducted by the Spanish Competition Authority.
Notification before the Spanish Competition Authority of the merger between ATK's Aerospace and Defence Groups and Orbital Sciences Corporation.
Advising a major financial entity in various aspects related to European Union State Aid Law.
Advising Globalvía in the notification before the European Commission of a joint-venture with financial investors.
Advising Mapfre in the notification before the European Commisison of its acquisition of both Direct Line Italy and Direct Line Germany.
Representing Brookfield in its notifications before the European Commission of two joint-ventures in the transportation sector.
