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EU: Baker Botts adds leading antitrust partner from Hogan Lovells

By  |  November 8, 2018
EU: Baker Botts adds leading antitrust partner from Hogan Lovells

Baker Botts announced that Matthew Levitt has joined the firm’s Antitrust Practice as a Partner.  Mr. Levitt, recognized as one of the leading competition lawyers in Europe by Chambers and other publications,  will be based in the Brussels office, where he will strengthen the antitrust team.

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    “Matthew is an outstanding antitrust practitioner with a wealth of experience in dealing with competition law and enforcement issues in the EU, the UK and around the world.  The fact that a lawyer with Matthew’s track record and experience has moved to our firm really speaks to the growing reputation of our international antitrust practice and reflects our commitment to further strengthen our presence in the market,” said Andrew Baker, Managing Partner of Baker Botts.

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    “Matthew has a stellar reputation in EU antitrust and brings deep industry expertise in the maritime and energy fields. We are thrilled that he has decided to join our firm. His arrival will increase our already impressive international bench strength and add significant value for our clients,” said Catriona Hatton, Partner-in-Charge of the Brussels office and Co-Chair of the Firmwide Antitrust Practice.

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