Competition and Antitrust
Commercial law
Compliance
IT Law
PhD (Dr iur) studies at the Faculty of Law, University of Vienna
LLM – Faculty of Law, Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich (2009)
LLB – Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade (2008)
Raško is a partner and head of our competition and antitrust and compliance practice groups.
Raško has advised some of the most important market players in different industries on antitrust-related aspects of their everyday business operations, internal investigations, setting-up of robust compliance programs and carrying out complex risk assessments and mitigating measures. He constantly represents clients in investigation proceedings and dawn-raids of the competition authorities and coordinates high-profile multi-jurisdictional cases.
Raško has extensive experience in advising clients on distribution and franchising matters. He also advises companies on labelling requirements, advertising rules, unfair trading practices, consumer protection, public procurements and other commercial matters. Raško advises German-speaking clients on competition-related and commercial aspects of their everyday business operations in the region.
Before Radovanović Stojanović & Partners Raško has worked for more than ten years for a top-tier international law firm where he was a partner and head of the competition practice group covering Serbia, Montenegro and North Macedonia and co-coordinator of the CEE competition practice group.
Belgrade Bar Association
Raško is continually recognized as a Leading Individual for the Competition practice area in Serbia by Legal 500, a Band 2 lawyer for the Competition/Antitrust practice area by Chambers, a Recommended practitioner for the Competition practice area by Lexology Indexand a Notable Practitioner for the Competition practice area by IFLR1000. He received the Client Choice Award for Competition & Antitrust in 2017, 2018 and 2019, recognizing him as Serbia's leading competition lawyer.
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Serbian, English, German
International Bar Association (IBA)
International Association of Young Lawyers (AIJA)
Corporate Compliance Association (Board member)
We are pleased to announce that Lexology Index (formerly Who’s Who Legal) has ranked our Partners Anja Tasić as a Recommended expert and Raško Radovanović as a Thought Leader in its latest Competition rankings and Nikola Cincović as a Highly Recommended expert in the latest Employment & Labor rankings.
RS Partners
RSP advises Wienerberger, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of building materials and infrastructure solutions, on the acquisition of Univerzum, one of the leading Serbian manufacturers of clay construction materials, operating two production facilities located in Aranđelovac and Inđija.
Saša Stojanović
On 23 April 2026, the Serbian Parliament adopted the Law on Trading Practices for Certain Types of Products (ʺLawʺ), which shall enter into force on 1 May 2026.
Raško Radovanović
Raško Radovanović
Serbia is preparing to adopt its first-ever legal framework addressing unfair trading practices.
Raško RadovanovićOn 21 January 2025 the Serbian competition regulator – the Commission for Protection of Competition (“CPC”) published its final draft proposals of four new regulations on exemption of certain categories of agreements from the prohibition of restrictive agreements (block exemption regulations, “BERs”), following public consultations on the initial drafts organized over the summer of 2024.
Raško Radovanović
On 10 January 2025, the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition ("CPC") announced it has opened an inquiry into the pharmaceutical sector.
Raško Radovanović
We are happy to share that Radovanović Stojanović & Partners is ranked in the Financial and Corporate category of IFLR1000’s newest 2024 rankings.
RS Partners
The Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) has denied Roche and ADOC's request to extend their exclusive distribution agreement exemption, marking a significant shift in regulatory oversight. This July 2024 decision affects the distribution of three crucial pharmaceuticals: Kadcyla, Perjeta, and Tecentriq.
Raško RadovanovićWe are pleased to share that Radovanović Stojanović & Partners Competition team has been recommended by Who’s Who Legal: Competition 2024.
RS Partners
On 4 July 2024 the Serbian competition regulator – the Commission for Protection of Competition (“CPC”) published its draft proposals of four new regulations on exemption of certain categories of agreements from the prohibition of restrictive agreements (block exemption regulations, “BERs”).
Raško Radovanović
On 29 February 2024, the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition ("CPC") published its infringement decision against Atlantic Grupa d.d. and its Serbian subsidiaries, Atlantic Brands d.o.o. and Atlantic Grand d.o.o., ("Atlantic Group") and Strauss Adriatic d.o.o. ("Strauss") from 29 December 2023 ("Decision").
RS Partners
We are pleased to share Radovanović Stojanović & Partners’ rankings in the latest Legal 500’s EMEA 2024.
Anja Tasić
With the development of different technological solutions and the ever-growing need for faster and more efficient transaction processes and less paperwork, companies are increasingly searching for ways to simplify and digitalize their contracts signing and documentation handling. Relying on general terms and conditions (“GTCs”) gains relevance in this respect. In Serbia, however, in view of the prevailingly rigid courts, one of the main challenges of this digitalization process lies in finding an efficient, but at the same time a legally certain way, to validly contract one’s GTCs.
We are pleased to announce that Radovanović Stojanović & Partners has been ranked in the Financial and Corporate category of IFLR1000’s newest 2023 rankings. Our Partner Raško Radovanović also scored an individual ranking as a Notable Practitioner.
The Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition ("CPC") has recently published a report on its sector inquiry in the cement and concrete markets in Serbia, conducted from 2018 to 2021 ("Sector Inquiry"). The CPC aimed to determine the relationships between competitors on both markets, assess their market shares and relative strength, analyse their commercial policies and contractual relations...
During April 2023, Radovanović Stojanović & Partners held two workshops at the Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade, as part of the Faculty’s Case Study course.
We are pleased to announce that Radovanović Stojanović & Partners has achieved top rankings in the latest Legal 500’s EMEA 2023, a total of eight. The 2023 edition of the guide recognizes our Commercial, Corporate and M&A, Employment and Competition practices as top ranked ones.
We are pleased to announce that Radovanović Stojanović & Partners’ Competition & Antitrust team has achieved top rankings in the latest Chambers Europe 2023 Guide.
Digital markets have seen rapid expansion during the past two decades. A few large undertakings have established their positions as dominant players in digital markets globally, creating serious challenges for competition law enforcement in ensuring efficient and effective market regulation. Existing enforcement measures proved to be outdated or too slow when attempting to regulate the conduct of the Big Tech.
We are pleased to announce that our partner, Raško Radovanović, is ranked in Chambers and Partners 2022 EMEA edition as the leading – Band 1 competition and antitrust expert in Serbia.
Recent years, especially in Serbia and the region, seem to have brought an increasing interest of the business community for matters like compliance, ethics, and more widely, business integrity.
Radovanović Stojanović & Partners, as lead counsel, advises AIK Banka a.d., Gorenjska Banka d.d. and Agri Europe Cyprus Limited on the acquisition of Sberbank Europe AG’s subsidiary banks in Serbia...
Considering that only around 1-2% of cases notified to competition authorities require closer scrutiny, merger control is typically not considered very intriguing (despite being a nuisance for M&A timetables).
In April 2019, the European Parliament adopted the Directive 2019/633 on unfair trading practices in business-to-business relationships in the agricultural and food supply chain (“Directive”). The Directive aims to iron out the asymmetry...