Ilkka Aalto-Setälä has been invited as partner and the head of the antitrust and marketing law practice group of Borenius & Kemppinen as of 30 August 2005.
In the past, Ilkka Aalto-Setälä has served as a competition lawyer at the Finnish Competition Authority, the Merger Task Force of the EU Commission and, most recently, as a local partner at White & Case Helsinki Office. According to Chambers Global, Ilkka Aalto-Setälä is considered to be the first tier antitrust lawyer in Finland. Ilkka Aalto-Setälä's tasks in recent years have included notifications of a number of international corporate transactions before the European Commission and counseling in antitrust, marketing, state aid and public procurement matters. Aalto-Setälä is also the chairman of the Finnish Competition Law Association.
''I look forward to joining Borenius & Kemppinen'' says Ilkka Aalto-Setälä. ''Especially Borenius & Kemppinen's long-standing expertise in IPR matters and dispute resolution strengthens the antitrust and marketing law practice''. Borenius Group offices in the Baltic States will assist in serving the clients even better.''
''Antitrust law is a long-standing practice area of Borenius & Kemppinen with remarkable growth prospects in the Fenno-Baltic arena. Antitrust and marketing law practice is also a core supporting capability for a number of other practice areas of the firm. We are extremely pleased to welcome Ilkka to our team,'' says Jyrki Tähtinen, the managing partner of Borenius & Kemppinen.
Borenius & Kemppinen
Borenius Group consisting of Borenius & Kemppinen (Helsinki, Tampere and Espoo), Luiga Mody Hääl Borenius (Tallinn), Liepa Skopina/Borenius (Riga) and Regija Borenius (Vilnius) is a leading Fenno-Baltic legal service provider with more than 110 lawyers. The other key practice areas of the firm include e.g. mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, venture capital and private equity, finance, intellectual property, information technology, dispute resolution, tax, construction and real estate and company law.
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