Natasha focuses on litigation and advice with respect to issues in European and French competition law, distribution law and consumer law. 

She notably assists global leaders as well as French clients before French and EU courts and authorities (European Commission, French Competition Authority).

Natasha’s areas of experience include anti-competitive practices (anti-competitive agreements and abuse of market power), antitrust investigations (dawn raids, requests for information), damages claims further to anti-competitive practices (private enforcement) as well as state aid. Natasha also has deep experience in merger control matters before the French Competition Authority and the European Commission, as well as before various competition authorities worldwide. She has also developed particular knowledge in litigation, in particular unfair competition cases, unfair trading rules (pratiques restrictives de concurrence) and regulatory (notably in the healthcare sector, chemicals, retail and e-commerce). 

Natasha regularly obtains significant reductions of fines imposed by competition authorities for anti-competitive practices, as well as the annulment of investigation measures adopted during dawn raids. She intervenes in one of the rare cases of obstruction alleged by competition authorities, and obtained before the French Constitutional Council the unconstitutionality of a French legal provision sanctioning obstruction.

Natasha is also a lecturer at the Université de Paris “European business lawyer” Master’s programme, as well as at Paris II Assas, Paris-Dauphine, Seton Hall University School of Law and INSEAD. She also regularly publishes articles in relation to her business sectors of expertise, gives interviews and is often invited to speak at international conferences in the US, London, Brussels and Paris.