Rebecca is an Associate Director in Osborne Clarke's competition and contracts team.
Rebecca advises on all aspects of competition law, with a focus on technology and retail sectors. She supports clients with competition law and subsidy control compliance and investigations and also provides strategic M&A support advising on merger control and foreign direct investment regulation.
Rebecca is recognised as a "Rising Star" by the Legal 500
Helping you succeed in tomorrow's world
I enjoy supporting clients to take advantage of the opportunities arising from digital transformation within retail, such as the shift from bricks and mortar retail to 'e-tail' and the rise of direct-to-consumer distribution channels.
I have a keen interest in decarbonisation and support clients with ensuring that collaborations and projects with environmental objectives – such as to meet minimum low-carbon targets or to develop low-carbon technologies – are compliant with competition law.
Insights
UK competition regulator issues first informal guidance on sustainability collaborations
The BEUC pushes the European Commission to take action against misleading environmental claims
How to avoid competition law bear-traps in Black Friday promotions in the UK and EU
Collaborating on ESG: the UK's CMA publishes Green Agreements Guidance
Spain draws €194m line in Apple-Amazon brand protection and competition restriction ruling
Five things you should know about the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation
Playing fair to save the planet: when UK and EU competition law meets sustainability
UK and EU regulators offer further detail on how competition law can support sustainability
Supporting sustainability through UK competition law
Better the VABER you know?
Will proposed changes to the regulation of 'vertical agreements' across the EU and UK benefit manufacturers and brand owners?
European and UK competition regulators reveal their plans to modify the existing rules on vertical agreements
Consultations running on both sets of proposals – divergence will present new legal challenges for multijurisdictional distribution agreements and opportunities...
UK poised to require 'right to repair' information for consumers
Manufacturers face new ecodesign and energy labelling regulations due to be introduced this summer