Mayer Brown, the global law firm, has added to the strength of their legal team with the appointment of Daniel Vowden as a partner in their antitrust competition practice based in London. According to information released by the firm on Monday, Vowden, a notable figure in antitrust and competition law, has left Herbert Smith Freehills to join Mayer Brown.
The latest addition to the firm will bring extensive capabilities as Vowden is known for his broad spectrum of experience in advisory and behavioral matters. He’s made a mark in handling EU and UK cartel investigations, particularly within specific sectors. Vowden has built a reputation for his work in certain industries including pharmaceuticals, financial services, mining, technology, media and telecom (TMT), and retail.
The news of Vowden’s shift from Herbert Smith Freehills to Mayer Brown highlights the ever-evolving landscape of legal professionals and the strategic growth direction of Mayer Brown. With Vowden’s expertise, the firm is poised to provide world-class legal counsel to its clients, especially on matters relating to EU and UK competition law.
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