Associate
Janine Flohr is an associate in the Düsseldorf office of Latham & Watkins and a member of the firm’s Global Antitrust & Competition Practice. She focuses on EU and German competition law.
Janine represents international companies before the European Commission and the German Federal Cartel Office in a wide range of competition law matters, in particular with regards to antitrust investigations, litigation, regulatory aspects, and State aid matters. She has advised clients in a number of complex and high-profile merger control proceedings and has experience across various different sectors, including digital markets and technology.
Prior to joining Latham as an associate, Janine worked at the Chair of Private International, Procedural and Civil Law at the University of Münster. In that role, she specialized in research pertaining to international procedural law, contributed to publications in this sector, and organized the annual competition law meeting in Münster.
Janine also worked as a legal trainee in the Litigation & Trial Department in Latham’s Munich office and in the Antitrust & Competition Practice in the Düsseldorf office.
Janine currently serves as local leader of Latham’s Women Lawyers affinity group in Düsseldorf.
Janine’s experience includes advising:
A Brussels and Düsseldorf-based Latham antitrust team, led by Sven Völcker and Dr. Michael Esser, successfully persuaded the European Commission to close without action or remedy, its interim measures investigation against Lufthansa.