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Jean-Baptiste Blancardi

Associate

Overview

Jean-Baptiste Blancardi is an associate at Crowell & Moring’s Brussels office, where he focuses on international trade law, as well as on EU competition law and ESG. His practice covers the broad spectrum of international trade law, including trade remedies investigations (antidumping, countervailing, and safeguard investigations) in the EU, U.S., and other jurisdictions. In parallel, Jean-Baptiste’s competition law practice focuses on restrictive practices and merger control.

Prior to joining Crowell, Jean-Baptiste was a trainee at one of the most advanced ESG law firms in Paris, where he gained valuable experience relating to corporate sustainability reporting for groups with complex supply chains.

Career & Education

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    • Teaching Assistant, EU Law, Lyon Catholic University, 2021
    • Teaching Assistant, EU Law, Lyon Catholic University, 2021
    • Lyon Catholic University, Bachelor’s Degree in Law, 2017
    • Strasbourg University, Master’s Degree, Private Law, 2018
    • China-EU School of Law at China University of Political Science and Law, LL.M., with honors, European and International Law, 2019
    • Nice University, Master’s Degree, valedictorian, mention bien, Law and Practice of International Trade, 2020
    • Lyon Catholic University, Bachelor’s Degree in Law, 2017
    • Strasbourg University, Master’s Degree, Private Law, 2018
    • China-EU School of Law at China University of Political Science and Law, LL.M., with honors, European and International Law, 2019
    • Nice University, Master’s Degree, valedictorian, mention bien, Law and Practice of International Trade, 2020
    • Paris, France
    • Brussels
    • European Court
    • Paris, France
    • Brussels
    • European Court
    • French
    • English
    • French
    • English

Jean-Baptiste's Insights

Client Alert | 11 min read | 12.03.24

The EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation One Year On: An Effective Tool or Just More Red Tape?

Just over a year ago, the notification obligations under the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) became applicable. Since then, M&A transactions and bids for government contracts above certain thresholds must be notified to the European Commission. Pending the Commission’s review, the transaction cannot be completed, or the contract cannot be awarded. What lessons can be learned from the application of the FSR to date? Has the FSR proved to be an effective tool in leveling the playing field, or has its main effect been to burden companies with red tape, at the risk of discouraging investment in Europe?...

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Jean-Baptiste's Insights

Client Alert | 11 min read | 12.03.24

The EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation One Year On: An Effective Tool or Just More Red Tape?

Just over a year ago, the notification obligations under the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) became applicable. Since then, M&A transactions and bids for government contracts above certain thresholds must be notified to the European Commission. Pending the Commission’s review, the transaction cannot be completed, or the contract cannot be awarded. What lessons can be learned from the application of the FSR to date? Has the FSR proved to be an effective tool in leveling the playing field, or has its main effect been to burden companies with red tape, at the risk of discouraging investment in Europe?...