Gameday for Football Agents: What ROGON and RRC Sports mean in practice (Part 4)
Peter Turner-Kerr
Peter is a Counsel at Ashurst Perkins Coie in their Madrid office. He is a senior competition law counsel with 25+ years' experience spanning EU/UK regulation, merger control, cartel damages litigation, and sports governance disputes across multiple jurisdictions.
Peter Turner-Kerr joined the firm in 2019 from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), where he was a Director in the Merger Investigations Branch and led a number of significant merger reviews, including, for example, the Siemens-Alstom and Tronox-Cristal transactions.
Peter has over 25 years of experience in advising on many aspects of EU/EEA law and competition law and regulation, across a variety of sectors, both contentious and non-contentious, both as a regulator and in private practice. He has practiced in Brussels, London, Spain and Australia.
Peter's work over the past few years has been dominated by the follow-on damages Trucks cartel litigation before the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal for claimant Ryder Limited and its subsidiary, Hill Hire, against the major Truck manufacturers in Europe; and various football-related matters involving world and European football governing bodies, FIFA and UEFA, including the multi-jurisdictional claims brought against FIFA in relation to FIFA's Football Agent Regulations. He has also been advising Meta in relation to various regulatory matters, including the DMA; and has been involved in several multi-jurisdictional merger matters.
