Shepherd and Wedderburn

Lawyers

Gordon Moir

Gordon Moir

Work Department

Regulation and Markets

Position

Gordon is a partner in the telecommunications, technology and media regulatory team. Internationally recognised as an expert in the telecoms and media sector, Gordon has provided strategic advice on most of the consolidations in the global telecoms sector in the last decade, either as a participant to the consolidation or as a challenger. His team also specialise in complex issues on market access, regulation of next generation telecoms services, net neutrality issues and data protection. Increasingly he is called on to provide insights into regulation in other sectors, financial services, energy and water as well as issues on convergence, including the internet of things and connected cars, content and broadcasting and sports law issues. Gordon has also substantial experience in developing funding arrangements for clients including for competition law actions. Clients he has been advising during the past year include a number of high profile global telecoms companies and financial services and energy players.

Career

Trainee, McGrigor Donald 1995-1997; Assistant solicitor, Ashurst Morris Crisp 1998-1999; Head of regulation, Asia Pacific, New Zealand, BT Plc 1999-2001; Vice president, Commercial Legal and Regulatory for Europe, the Middle East and Africa and Asia Pacific, BT Plc 2001-2007; General counsel, BT Retail; Head of global antitrust and regulatory law team, BT Group 2007-2009; Company Secretary and Executive Member, Wheatley Group (GHA) 2009-2011; Partner and head of London office, Webb Henderson LLP 2011-2014; Partner, Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP 2014 to date. Publications of note: Encyclopedia of European Law, past editor, Sweet and Maxwell; Maastricht Treaty annotated version, Sweet and Maxwell.

Languages

French

Memberships

Law Society of Scotland; Law Society of England and Wales, Law Society of Ireland

Education

University of Aberdeen (1993 LLB Hons; 1994 Dip LP); College of Europe, Bruges (1997 LLM).