Biography
Clémence Coppin is an associate in Weil’s Antitrust practice and her expertise includes advising on all aspects of EU competition law, including merger control, restrictive practices, market dominance and general counselling and compliance.
Clémence’s experience encompasses a broad range of industries including technology, freight forwarding, financial services, pharmaceutical and chemical sectors.
Prior to joining Weil, Clémence trained in the Brussels office of an international law firm.
Representative experience prior to joining Weil includes acting for:
- Amazon Group, as part of the European Commission’s antitrust investigations on e-commerce self-preferencing
- Amazon Group, in the $303 million tax State aid case against the Commission before the European General Court
- A.P. Moller – Maersk’s $644 million acquisition of Senator international Freight Forwarding Group
- Amundi (Crédit Agricole Group) in the $979 million sale of asset management company Lyxor by Société Générale
Latest Thinking, Firm News & Announcements
Latest Thinking
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Making Greener Choices: Growing the Role of Sustainability in Global Merger Reviews
Blog Post — WorthWeil Antitrust Blog
— By
Nafees Saeed,
Kristin Sanford,
Bella Spring and
Clémence Coppin
— April 02, 2024
With growing demand for greener choices, environmental sustainability considerations are playing a more important role in merger reviews. What are the practical takeaways for global deal strategy and timing? ...
Firm News & Announcements
- Weil Advised NielsenIQ on the Antitrust Aspects of Its Acquisition of GfK Deal Brief — January 11, 2024
- Weil Helps Earn Global Regulatory Approval for Microsoft’s Acquisition of Activision Blizzard Deal Brief — October 13, 2023