Rebekah Nichols advises clients in complex multijurisdictional matters with a particular concentration on antitrust litigation.
She is a key member of the team representing Mastercard in its groundbreaking defense of numerous multibillion pound claims, alleging that its interchange fees and certain network rules are anticompetitive including in the first ever Umbrella Proceedings created in the United Kingdom. Rebekah has been recognized by The Legal 500 as a "key lawyer" for her work in this litigation, which also describes her as a "very strong associate" with "unbeatable attention to detail" and who is "great with clients."
Rebekah also acts for Mastercard in the novel multibillion pound collective proceedings (brought on both an opt-out and an opt-in basis, a first for collective proceedings in the United Kingdom) in relation to certain of its interchange fees.
Rebekah predominantly acts for clients before the Competition Appeal Tribunal but has repeated experience acting before the English High Court, Court of Appeal, and Supreme Court.
Rebekah's other recent experience includes acting for Mastercard in a preliminary issue (pursued to the Court of Appeal) relating to issues of limitation and complex Brexit legislation; advising Mastercard in relation to a multimillion antitrust claim regarding certain of its scheme rules concerning ATM transactions; acting for a major telecom company in a high-profile antitrust dispute; and acting for a global bank in relation to allegations of carousel fraud.
Rebekah also has assisted the American Bar Association's Global Private Litigation Committee, which focuses on private antitrust enforcement, primarily litigation, around the world.
经验
- BPP Law School, London (Legal Practice Course with distinction 2017); Corpus Christi College, University of Oxford (B.A. in Jurisprudence 2016); Stanford University (Sophomore College 2014)
- Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales
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