Laying a Sound Foundation for a New Era.

Peter is a visiting Professor at King's College London; Research Fellow at Centre for European Regulation (CERRE), Retired Partner at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Peter has practised Community law in Brussels since 1989, specialising in competition law, communications policy, and intellectual property law. He holds postgraduate legal qualifications from the Universities of London, Sydney and Thessaloniki. He retired from the US law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP on 1 January 2022, having been the Partner-in-Charge of the Brussels office.

He has been an academic at Kings College since 2006, where he is a Visiting Professor, having taught the respective LLM modules on Competition Law & Regulated Network Sectors and the Digital Regulation. He has previously taught Competition Law at the Strathclyde Management School and currently a Research Fellow at the Centre for European Regulation (CERRE) and teaches regularly on OECD programmes and at the College of Europe's Summer School for Competition Authorities.

He is the Chief Editor of the Utilities Law Review (ULR) and the International Bar Association's International Business Law (IBL) Journal.

David Bailey is a Professor of Practice Law at King's College London, a barrister and author and a recently appointed King's Counsel. Professor Bailey has taught postgraduate courses on competition law and policy at King's College London since 2003, having taught at King's since 2001.

Professor Bailey is a practicing barrister, qualified in England and Wales and in Ireland; he is also an attorney in New York. Since 2015, he has been Standing Counsel to the UK Competition and Markets Authority and the Hong Kong Competition Commission.

In 2017 he was appointed as a Non-Governmental Adviser to the International Competition Network. In 2019 he was ranked as one of the 'Most Highly Regarded' junior barristers in Who's Who Legal UK Bar: Competition. In 2019 Professor Bailey was awarded the King's Education Award 2019 for Sustained Excellence. Professor Bailey is also a member of Brick Court Chambers.