Christine Dietz

Partner, Mag.a, LL.M. (London)

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

  • Austrian and EU merger control
  • Austrian and EU antitrust and competition law
  • compliance and investigations, eDiscovery audits
  • EU state aid law

Christine is listed by Chambers Europe 2024 as one of the leading lawyers in Competition/European Law, is ranked as "leading individual" in Legal 500 (EMEA Edition 2023) and is recognized as a “WWL Thought Leader” in the current edition of Who’s Who Legal (WWL).

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).

  • Advising an d  representing clients in numerous merger proceedings in Austria an before the European Commission as well as advising clients in regard to such proceedings before other national competition authorities
  • Advising and representing clients in competition law leniency proceedings
  • Advising and representing clients in competition law proceedings regarding the imposition of fines
  • Advising clients on competition law matters, inter alia, in regard to the following areas: food, steel, transport, construction material, consumer goods, energy, logistics, gambling, insurance et al.
  • Advising clients in competition law proceedings regarding the abuse of a dominant position
  • Advising clients on competition law matters in the fields of banking and finance, e.g., concerning payment cards, mergers and cooperation agreements in the banking sector 
  • Compliance training, eDiscovery audits
  • Advising clients in EU state aid law matters

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

  • Austrian and EU merger control
  • Austrian and EU antitrust and competition law
  • compliance and investigations, eDiscovery audits
  • EU state aid law

Christine is listed by Chambers Europe 2024 as one of the leading lawyers in Competition/European Law, is ranked as "leading individual" in Legal 500 (EMEA Edition 2023) and is recognized as a “WWL Thought Leader” in the current edition of Who’s Who Legal (WWL).

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).

  • Advising an d  representing clients in numerous merger proceedings in Austria an before the European Commission as well as advising clients in regard to such proceedings before other national competition authorities
  • Advising and representing clients in competition law leniency proceedings
  • Advising and representing clients in competition law proceedings regarding the imposition of fines
  • Advising clients on competition law matters, inter alia, in regard to the following areas: food, steel, transport, construction material, consumer goods, energy, logistics, gambling, insurance et al.
  • Advising clients in competition law proceedings regarding the abuse of a dominant position
  • Advising clients on competition law matters in the fields of banking and finance, e.g., concerning payment cards, mergers and cooperation agreements in the banking sector 
  • Compliance training, eDiscovery audits
  • Advising clients in EU state aid law matters
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