In the competition field, Karmen Sinožić performs merger assessments and helps clients to achieve compliance related to questions of dominance abuse, vertical restraints and prohibition of unfair trading practices.
Providing legal services in the field of competition and EU law, Karmen Sinožić has advised clients on the consequences of incorrectly applying EU directives on gas pricing. Furthermore, she has advised clients on the permissible extent of state aid and funds provided by Croatia and the EU in restructuring proceedings.

Karmen Sinožić’s practice focuses on corporate/M&A, competition and data protection law area. Since joining the team in 2019, along with supporting clients with day-to-day corporate advice, she has been engaged in cross-border M&A transactions, due diligence projects and joint venture in broad spectrum of industries such as automotive, IT, sustainable energy, logistics and real estate. 
Before joining CMS in 2019, Karmen Sinožić worked as an associate for a Croatian top-tier law firm, where she participated in complex restructuring procedures of the largest retail and food production company in Croatia and a major shipyard. In the course of her career, she has gained vast experience in providing legal advice regarding corporate matters to both national and international clients.
 

Karmen Sinožić regularly advises clients in various aspects of data protection law ranging from carrying out data privacy analysis related to employees and third parties, reviewing and updating data protection processes and procedures, to evaluating privacy issues related to IoT and surveillance of online communication.
Working on data protection mandates, Karmen Sinožić has advised clients on achieving compliance with data protection regulations, including drafting various legal opinions and documents such as privacy policies and data processing agreements.