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Lasse Langfeldt, LL.M. (Uppsala), LL.M. (Brussels School of Competition)

Lawyer │ Senior Associate

Brussels

+32 2 627 7764

lasse.langfeldt@luther-lawfirm.com

Lasse Langfeldt, LL.M. (Uppsala), LL.M. (Brussels School of Competition)

Areas of practice

Capital Markets, Banking & Finance

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Complex Disputes

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Antitrust Law

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Compliance & Internal Investigations

Lasse Langfeldt primarily advises on all aspects of German and European antitrust law. This includes, in particular, advising on antitrust fine, antitrust damages, merger control, and abuse of dominance proceedings, domestically and abroad. In addition, Lasse Langfeldt advises on all matters pertaining to commercial and distribution law and dispute resolution, in and out of court.

Vita

Lasse Langfeldt studied law at the University of Kiel (Germany). In 2019, after completing an additional one-year study programme at the University of Uppsala (Sweden), he was awarded an LL.M. degree in investment protection law. Following his legal training, Lasse Langfeldt was admitted to the German Bar in 2021 and has been working for Luther ever since. In 2023, Lasse Langfeldt was also awarded an LL.M. from the Brussels School of Competition.

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