Jack Dickie

Associate, Slaughter and May

Jack Dickie Slaughter and May Jack joined Slaughter and May in 2014 and joined the firm's competition group in 2016. Prior to joining Slaughter and May, Jack worked as a strategy consultant in financial services. Jack has been seconded to the firm's Hong Kong office since November 2018, and prior to that worked in the firm's London and Brussels offices.

He has advised on a broad range of competition law and regulatory matters, spanning merger control across multiple jurisdictions and in a range of sectors, public procurement, state aid and government advisory. On the contentious side, Jack has acted for numerous clients dur-ing international cartel investigations and has assisted on cross-border competition litigation.

Highlights include acting for Marsh and McLennan Companies on the EU and Asian com-petition law aspects of the proposed acquisition of Jardine Lloyd Thompson plc, IPMorgan Chase on cross-border investigations conducted by regulators worldwide in relation to the Fora market, Tulip Ltd on the UK competition law aspects of its acquisition of Easey Holdings, and Rolls-Royce on the EU and international competition law aspects of its acquisition of the remaining 50 per cent of the shares in Industria de Turbo Propulsores.