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Pavlina is a member of the firm’s Competition & Antitrust practice. She advises on a broad range of EU and Greek competition and regulatory matters, including anticompetitive agreements, abuse of dominance, merger control, foreign investment screening, foreign subsidies and State aid.
Prior to joining KG, Pavlina worked in the EU Competition, Trade & Regulation practice of a leading international law firm in Brussels. During this time, she gained experience in merger control, foreign direct investment screening, foreign subsidies, State aid, EU trade defence, and matters arising under the Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act. She also worked on complex cross-border transactions and regulatory matters before the European Commission, including matters concerning digital markets and emerging technologies.
Pavlina’s professional experience also includes a legal traineeship at the Hellenic Competition Commission, where she worked on abuse of dominance and merger control matters, and a Schuman Traineeship at the European Parliament, where she contributed to the legal-linguistic revision of EU legislation.
Pavlina holds an LL.M. in European Competition Law and Regulation from the University of Amsterdam, with a focus on EU antitrust law, merger control, State aid, regulated markets and digital regulation. She also holds an LL.M. in Philosophy of Law from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, where she graduated first in her class and received the Valedictorian Award for the highest academic performance in her cohort.