Antitrust

Frances Murphy, a partner in the antitrust practice at Morgan Lewis, focuses on competition law and antitrust matters. Frances currently serves as Managing Partner of the firm’s London office. Frances represents clients in complex, high value global cartel investigations, alleged abuse of dominance matters and civil proceedings for damages for breach of competition law/antitrust laws. She has experience defending investigations by the competition authorities, in particular by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), the Financial Conduct Authority, and the European Commission and in leading actions in the Competition Authority Tribunal, the English Courts, and the European Courts. For more information, view Frances’s bio at https://www.morganlewis.com/bios/francesmurphy.

Member, British Institute of Advanced Legal Studies; Member, Competition Law Forum; Member, Competition Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce; Member, Law Society European Solicitors Group

Queen Mary University of London, 1984, BA, Joint Honors; College of Law, England, 1985, Law Society Finals; Queen Mary University of London, 1992, Postgraduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Law