Christine Dietz is a partner in the firm's Competition Law Team and has 20 years of experience in advising Austrian and international clients from a large number of industries on all questions of Austrian and EU antitrust and competition law.
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Christine is listed by Chambers Europe 2026 as one of the leading lawyers in Competition/European Law, is ranked as "Leading Partner" in Legal 500 (2026) and is recognized as a Thought Leader by Lexology Index (co-published with Global Competition Review).
She began her career as a legal assistant with Llewelyn Zietman in London and Neil Wilkof & Co Advocates in Tel Aviv and joined Binder Grösswang in 2001. Christine Dietz studied law in Vienna and at the Université Panthéon-Assass in Paris (Mag. iur. 1996) as well as at King's College in London (LL.M. 1998).
She is a member of the Studienvereinigung Kartellrecht and the International Bar Association (IBA).
Christine is co-editor and co-author of the first standalone commentary on Austrian merger control, which was published in April 2024.
Christine Dietz is a partner in the firm's Competition Law Team and has 20 years of experience in advising Austrian and international clients from a large number of industries on all questions of Austrian and EU antitrust and competition law.
She focuses on
Christine is listed by Chambers Europe 2026 as one of the leading lawyers in Competition/European Law, is ranked as "Leading Partner" in Legal 500 (2026) and is recognized as a Thought Leader by Lexology Index (co-published with Global Competition Review).
She began her career as a legal assistant with Llewelyn Zietman in London and Neil Wilkof & Co Advocates in Tel Aviv and joined Binder Grösswang in 2001. Christine Dietz studied law in Vienna and at the Université Panthéon-Assass in Paris (Mag. iur. 1996) as well as at King's College in London (LL.M. 1998).
She is a member of the Studienvereinigung Kartellrecht and the International Bar Association (IBA).
Christine is co-editor and co-author of the first standalone commentary on Austrian merger control, which was published in April 2024.
Christine Dietz is brilliant. She is able very quickly to understand the issues and to deliver advice that is easy to digest and practically useful, even where the underlying issues are complex.
The combination of professional knowledge and skills is unequalled by any other Austrian lawyer.
Christine Dietz is very responsive; very committed; pragmatic advice to the point.
Christine Dietz is highly responsive and gets to grip with the issues very quickly, providing exactly the advice we need.
Christine Dietz sees what is going on and can translate that into what needs to be done. She is very responsive and fast, and very pleasant to work with.
