Corporate news
02.04.2026
Gurgen Hakopian has joined NautaDutilh’s Competition practice as counsel as of 1 April 2026.

Gurgen has built a broad practice advising clients on the full spectrum of EU competition law matters, including antitrust, merger control, litigation and state aid. He has significant experience representing clients in complex behavioural matters and large-scale internal investigations, as well as in competition law litigation before national courts and the European Court of Justice.

Gurgen’s expertise and collaborative approach will further strengthen our commitment to delivering outstanding service to our clients.
Michaëla Ulrici, managing partner

"We are excited to welcome Gurgen Hakopian to our Competition team. His impressive track record in EU competition law and his broad experience advising on complex multi-jurisdictional matters will be a great asset to our firm. Gurgen’s expertise and collaborative approach will further strengthen our commitment to delivering outstanding service to our clients," says Michaëla Ulrici, managing partner.

Gurgen Hakopian: “I am excited to join NautaDutilh and its highly regarded Competition practice. The firm has an excellent reputation for handling complex and high-profile matters across Europe. I look forward to working with my new colleagues and helping clients navigate the challenges of EU and national competition law.”

"Gurgen’s arrival marks a next step forward for our Competition practice,” says Mauricette Schaufeli, head of our Competition team. “His deep understanding of antitrust, merger control and litigation, combined with his hands-on experience in both national and European proceedings, will greatly enhance our capabilities. We look forward to working alongside Gurgen as we continue to support our clients in navigating the ever-evolving landscape of competition law."

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