Thought Leaders

Marcel Dietrich is the head of Homburger's competition/regulatory team. His practice focuses on Swiss and European competition and antitrust law, as well as on administrative law and regulated markets. He has extensive and long-standing experience in all areas of competition law ranging from merger control to administrative and civil antitrust litigation.

He also advises on compliance matters and internal investigations. With regard to regulated markets, he specialises in energy, healthcare and pharma, media and telecommunication, infrastructure and transport as well as on public procurement. Marcel Dietrich's practice also includes contract, real estate and corporate law as well as domestic and international litigation and arbitration.

Marcel Dietrich is a member of various national and international competition law associations. He is the chairman of the Zurich Bar Association's committee on competition law. He regularly publishes and lectures on various subjects of competition law and administrative law.

Marcel Dietrich is the head of Homburger's competition/regulatory team and partner in both the corporate team and white-collar/investigations team. His practice focuses on Swiss and European competition and antitrust law as well as on administrative law and regulated markets. He has extensive and long-standing experience in all areas of competition law ranging from merger control to administrative and civil antitrust litigation.

He also advises on compliance matters and internal investigations. With regard to regulated markets, he specialises in energy, healthcare and pharma, media and telecommunication, infrastructure and transport as well as on public procurement. Marcel Dietrich's practice also includes contract, real estate and corporate law as well as domestic and international litigation and arbitration.

Marcel Dietrich is a member of various national and international competition law associations. He is the chairman of the Zurich Bar Association's committee on competition law. He regularly publishes and lectures on various subjects of competition law and administrative law, and is a co-editor and co-author of one of the leading textbooks on Swiss competition law.