Sînziana specialises in global, EU and German antitrust and foreign investment law, in particular in global merger control, foreign investment and foreign subsidies proceedings, antitrust compliance and litigation before the courts of the EU.
She is co-lead of the Sports Sector and editor of the firm’s sports law blog.
The responsiveness of the group is different than competitors. The stand-out (…) associates are (…), Sinziana Ianc, (…). They also work very well with other members of the company, whether it is to explain various filings or to receive information. (Legal 500, UK 2024)
She is also quoted by Advocate General Szpunar in its opinion of 18 May 2017, delivered in case Joined Cases C‑360/15 and C‑31/16, College van Burgemeester en Wethouders van de gemeente Amersfoort v X BV, footnote 56.
Sînziana has been working at Linklaters since 2015, starting her career in the Brussels office. She is with the Düsseldorf office since 2020. She became Counsel in 2025.
She is member of the Düsseldorf bar, of the Studienvereinigung Kartellrecht e.V. and of the Forum Investittionsprüfung e.V.Sînziana completed her legal studies at the University of Heidelberg and holds a Master of Arts from King’s College London. During her legal traineeship, she interned at the Court of Justice of the EU and at the European Commission.
She speaks German, English, French, Romanian and Spanish.Sînziana regularly publishes articles in German and English language journals and handbooks. Recent publications include:
Rechtsentwicklungen im Kartellrecht 2024, in DB Beilage Nr. 3 zu Heft 51-52 (2024), S. 41 ff. (together with David-Julien dos Santos Gonçalves)
Future-proofing esports: a look ahead to the key legal issues facing the esports industry, in Law In Sport (together with B. Arnott, D. Wyatt, A. Kaminsky)