Dylan McIntyre has more than 10 years of experience providing strategic advice on a wide range of competition and regulatory law issues, including Australian and cross-border merger clearances, joint ventures, regulated industries, cartels, anticompetitive conduct, and Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) investigations.
Dylan has extensive experience counseling clients at all stages of complex, high-profile matters from initial tactical planning, to responding to compulsory notices, drafting compelling submissions, and negotiating favorable outcomes.
Dylan's experience covers a wide variety of sectors, including mining, energy and renewables, ports, rail and gas infrastructure, aviation, health care, financial services, FMCG (fast-moving consumer goods), transport, and logistics across Australia, the United Kingdom, and Europe.
Experience
The following represents experience acquired prior to joining Jones Day.
Advised Santos on its US$2.15 billion acquisition of Quadrant Energy (Deal of the Year, 2019 Asia Pacific Energy Awards).
Advised Wesfarmers on competition issues related to its $20 billion demerger of Coles (M&A Deal of the Year, 2019 Australasian Law Awards).
Advised a large energy company in the ACCC's gas market inquiry.
Represented Telefónica in the European Commission's Phase II investigation into the £10.25 billion sale of its UK mobile business (O2) to Hutchison Whampoa.
Represented Arriva on the UK Competition and Markets Authority's Phase 2 investigation of its acquisition of the £7.2 billion Northern Rail franchise.
Advised Ventia on competition matters (including ACCC merger clearance) regarding its acquisition of Broadspectrum for an equity value of $485 million.
Advised Suncorp on various matters, including its sale of a 90% interest in Capital Smart and ACM Parts to AMA and the sale of its life insurance business to TAL Daichi Life.
Advised Aconex in relation to the $1.6 billion acquisition by Oracle by scheme of arrangement, including advising on ACCC and overseas merger clearances.
Represented the Queensland Resources Council, Queensland's peak mineral and energy resource body, on the Queensland government's declaration of the Central Queensland Coal Network.
- King's College London (Postgraduate Diploma in EU Competition Law 2016); The College of Law (Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice 2010); University of Queensland (LL.B. Hons. 2009; B.A. 2009)
- High Court of Australia and Supreme Court of Queensland
- Doyle's Guide, Competition Law Rising Star (2020)
- French