Mia de Jager
About
Mia is a Partner in the Commercial, Real Estate, and Dispute Resolution Department of Adams & Adams based in Pretoria. She is a skilled commercial litigator and competition law practitioner, recognised for her ability to navigate the complex interplay between commercial and regulatory environments. With extensive experience in both litigation and competition law, Mia is uniquely positioned to address multifaceted legal challenges with a practical, solution-driven approach.
Mia is highly regarded for her ability to simplify intricate...
Read More- Arbitration
- Competition & Anti-trust
- Commercial Litigation
- Dispute Resolution
- Mediation
Academic Record
- Master’s degree in EU Competition Law – King’s College (London) | Ongoing
- Post Graduate Diploma in EU Competition Law – King’s College (London) | 2020
- Advanced Certificate in Competition Law – University of Witwatersrand | 2017
- LLB – University of Pretoria | 2016
- Certificate in European Private Law – Universität Salzburg | 2015
Qualifications
- Admitted Attorney | 2019
Credentials
- The Legal Practice Council (LPC) – Member
- Chambers Global Competition/Antitrust – Associates to Watch | 2026
- Chambers Global Competition/Antitrust- Potential | 2025 – 2026
- Legal 500 – Leading Associate: Dispute Resolution | 2026
- Legal 500 – Leading Associate: Competition Law | 2026
DAWN RAIDS: WHEN THE COMPETITION COMMISSION COMES KNOCKING
It has been more than three years since the Competition Commission’s (“Commission”) last large-scale dawn raid, when it executed search-and-seizure operations at eight insurance firms across Sou...
November 11 2025
Internal Restructuring: Insights into the Competition Commission's Latest Guidelines
On 4 April 2025, the Competition Commission of South Africa (“the Commission”) published its final Guidelines on Internal Restructuring. These Guidelines clarify how the Commission will de...
April 23 2025
The Return of the Advisory Opinion
After a long period of uncertainty relating to advisory opinions by the Competition Commission, a new regulation has been published by the Department of Trade and Industry which reintroduces non-bindi...
December 09 2024

