Martins Gailis
Martins Gailis is an assistant sworn attorney and a member of the trade and technology practice group at Klavins & Slaidins LAWIN, specialising in competition law, intellectual property law, and commercial agency, franchising and distribution. He advises clients in the field of antitrust law and merger control and has represented clients at the Competition Council and in Latvian courts. Martins has an LLM degree with distinction from the Riga Graduate School of Law (2005) and an LLB degree in English and European Law from University of Essex (2004). He has also contributed to several law review articles regarding Latvian competition law and competition practice, as well as in the field of intellectual property law in Latvia. He has also been a guest lecturer at the Riga Graduate School of Law. Languages: English and Latvian.
Return to: Latvia
In This Review
The European Antitrust Review 2010
Reviews Contents
- Introduction
- EU Substantive Areas
- EU Industry Sectors
- Country Chapters
- Austria
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- France: Abuse of Dominance
- France: Cartels
- France: Merger Control
- Germany: Abuse of Dominance
- Germany: Cartels
- Germany: Merger Control
- Germany: Private Antitrust Litigation
- Greece
- Hungary
- Ireland
- Israel
- Italy: Overview
- Italy: Cartels
- Italy: Merger Control
- Italy: Telecoms
- Latvia
- Netherlands: Cartels
- Netherlands: Merger Control
- Portugal
- Romania
- Russia
- Spain: Overview
- Spain: Cartels
- Spain: Merger Control
- Spain: Telecoms and Media
- Switzerland
- Turkey
- Ukraine
- United Kingdom: Overview
- United Kingdom: Cartels
- United Kingdom: Private Enforcement1
