Education CV
- PhD in Law Candidate 2019–present (Trinity College, University of Cambridge, Centre for Law, Medicine and Life Sciences Hatton-WYNG Studentship)
- LLM with a specialisation in European law (First class, Trinity College, University of Cambridge 2019)
- LLB in International and European Law (Cum laude, University of Groningen 2018)
- BA in Peace and Conflict Studies (Dean's Honours List, University of Waterloo 2015)
Fields of research
Competition, EU, IP, and citizenship law
On the Application of Article 102 TFEU in the Pharmaceutical Sector
Summary
This research will investigate the appropriate application of the abuse of dominance prohibition contained in Article 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) in pharmaceutical markets – ie when and how should it be applied in these markets. It will assess the unique legal framework applicable to pharmaceutical markets and the factors facilitating dominance therein. In particular, an assessment of the various types of Article 102 TFEU infringements that can occur in pharmaceuticals will be undergone, also analysing the differences in this area in regard to patented and generic medicines. Potential remedies to such infringements will also be explored.
Supervisors
Professor Albertina Albors-Llorens
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