The Development of the Class Action in the United Kingdom
February 25, 2015
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Michael Dean
Michael is a partner in Dentons' Competition practice and is based in our Glasgow office.
Michael obtained an Honours Degree from Glasgow University and studied EU law at the College of Europe, Bruges. Early in his career, he worked for four years in London with a major international law firm, before returning to establish a practice in a Scottish commercial law firm.
Michael has experience in competition law, including cartel proceedings, distribution, state aids and merger clearances. In addition, he has extensive knowledge in the fields of public procurement and export controls. He also has considerable expertise in regulatory law, particularly in the power, post and water sectors.
Michael is entitled to practise as a solicitor in England and Wales, and holds both an English and Scottish Practising Certificate. He is an Honorary Consul for the Federal Republic of Germany for Glasgow.
Michael obtained an Honours Degree from Glasgow University and studied EU law at the College of Europe, Bruges. Early in his career, he worked for four years in London with a major international law firm, before returning to establish a practice in a Scottish commercial law firm.
Michael has experience in competition law, including cartel proceedings, distribution, state aids and merger clearances. In addition, he has extensive knowledge in the fields of public procurement and export controls. He also has considerable expertise in regulatory law, particularly in the power, post and water sectors.
Michael is entitled to practise as a solicitor in England and Wales, and holds both an English and Scottish Practising Certificate. He is an Honorary Consul for the Federal Republic of Germany for Glasgow.
