Jones Day welcomes competition partner from HSF

Global law firm Jones Day has welcomed the addition of a new partner to its antitrust and competition law practice in the firm’s Brisbane office.

Tony Zhang • 24 April 2020 • Big Law

Matthew Bull, previously at Herbert Smith Freehills, comes to Jones Day with 20 years of experience in competition and regulatory matters, representing major corporate clients in Australia and throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

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Chris Ahern, partner-in-charge of Jones Day in Australia said that Mr Bull will bring to Jones Day a deep understanding of competition issues and regulations across numerous industries.

“His arrival sends a clear message that Jones Day remains committed to providing our clients access to the premier legal talent in Australia,” Mr Ahern said.

“He is an extremely talented lawyer who will be an asset to our clients in Australia and around the world.”

Mr Bull has assisted numerous multinational clients with merger clearances, joint ventures and collaborations, access to infrastructure, utility regulation, and enforcement matters.

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Recently, he advised clients in relation to merger clearances in various industries, including financial services, beverages, transport, construction, infrastructure, and natural resources.

Mr Bull has also represented clients during public reviews and inquiries by the ACCC into digital platforms, wine grapes, gas supply, and the dairy industry.

In addition, Mr Bull is also a member of the Law Council of Australia’s competition and consumer committee, the leading competition policy body in Australia.

“As antitrust and competition issues continue to play a larger role in global commerce, our practice will benefit greatly from the addition of Matt,” said Craig Waldman, who co-leads Jones Day’s global antitrust & competition law practice.

“He brings substantial experience to a very important region for antitrust enforcement, and we enthusiastically welcome him to Jones Day.”

Rekha Dayal Friday, 24 April 2020

Would be interested . I am enrolled at the Bar Council of Delhi, India. Have experience I. IPR. Experience in Remfry&Son represented more than 600 corporates in IPR which included protecting the marl, licensing . Filing k. Other countries of Sdia.,infringement, Opposition . To promote trade license and registered users . After more than 8 years joined the Supreme Court to be familiar with cases by Union of Ibdia concerning all ministries. IPR continued in individual
Capacity . Was appointed arbitrator .Eas apppointed Deputy Director at the Rlecyricity Commission to look into legalities of all departments . The assignment was contractual.

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