Myrto Tagara

Myrto Tagara

Associate
Brussels

Email myrto.tagara@​hoganlovells.com

Phone +32 2 505 0973

Fax +32 2 505 0996

LanguagesEnglish, French, German, Greek

Practice groupGlobal Regulatory

Myrto Tagara advises on all aspects of EU competition law and has experience across a wide range of sectors such as consumer electronics, information technology, TMT, automotive and health care. Her practice covers abuse of dominance investigations, licensing negotiations, cartels and multi-jurisdictional mergers. She focuses in particular on industries involving complex new technologies, personal data and intellectual property.

Myrto's practice also covers Public Procurement (counselling and litigation) as well as State aid. 

Before joining Hogan Lovells, Myrto worked at the legal department of the Hellenic Telecommunications Organisation dealing with public procurement and at the State aid Task Force Financial Crisis at the European Commission.

Education and admissions

Education

LL.B., Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Masters in European Law and Politics, Panteion University of Athens

LL.M in Competition Law, King's College London

Bar admissions and qualifications

Athens

Brussels

Related industries

Automotive and Mobility Consumer Life Sciences and Health Care TMT

Related practices

Antitrust and Competition Public Procurement

Related areas of focus

Abuse of Dominance and Restrictive Practices Cartel Investigations Merger Control Procurement State Aid

Representative experience

Representing an electronics manufacturer making a complaint in relation to SEPs to the European Commission.

Advising a health care service provider in the context of an Article 101 TFEU investigation by the European Commission.

Advising a leading handset manufacturer in their licensing negotiations involving both NEPs and SEPs, in litigation, and before the European Commission.

Advising a leading chemicals manufacturer in a joint-venture transaction involving multiple filings around the world.

Representing Alliance Medical in a public procurement challenge against NHS England for the provision of  PET-CT scanners and related services in the UK.

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