Stéphane Frank has rejoined the esteemed law firm O’Melveny & Myers, marking a significant addition to their antitrust and competition group in Brussels. This move was officially disclosed by the firm earlier this week. Frank returns to the firm as a partner, bringing with him a wealth of expertise in the intricate areas of abuse of dominance and cartel enforcement cases.
O’Melveny & Myers has highlighted that Frank’s role will also involve advising on European merger controls and coordinating global, multijurisdictional merger control and foreign direct investment (FDI) filings. This will serve clients across various sectors including technology, financial services, energy, and aviation—a testament to the broad spectrum of industries that necessitate skilled navigation of antitrust concerns.
Merging significant legal acumen from his previous tenure at Gibson Dunn with his earlier experience at O’Melveny, Frank’s return is seen as a strategic move for the firm as it continues to bolster its capabilities in antitrust regulations amidst evolving global economic landscapes. The firm’s announcement on Monday underlines their commitment to reinforcing their expertise in this arena.
As O’Melveny integrates Frank back into their operations, his return underscores not only the mobility within top law firms but also the ongoing demand for specialized legal experts equipped to address complex antitrust issues. This move signals O’Melveny’s strategic alignment with current market demands and can be expected to have a significant impact within the legal domain, particularly in cross-border merger and acquisition engagements.
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