Three of Shearman & Sterling’s articles published in 2021 have made it into Concurrences’ final shortlist for the Antitrust Writing Awards 2022.

You can read the articles and vote using the links below. Voting is open until March 23, 2022, and the winners will be announced at the Gala Ceremony on April 5, in Washington, D.C.

The nominated articles are:

“The US President Joe Biden Signs an Executive Order Aimed at Promoting Competition in the American Economy Using Antitrust Laws,” authored by Ryan Shores, Ben Gris, David A. Higbee, Jessica K. Delbaum, Djordje Petkoski, Noni Nelson and Caitlin Hutchinson Maddox. This article is nominated in the category Business Articles – General Antitrust.

View and vote for “The US President Joe Biden Signs an Executive Order Aimed at Promoting Competition in the American Economy Using Antitrust Laws.”

“Less Co-Operation, More Challenge: a Review of EU Leniency Trends and Recent Annulments of Commission Fines,” authored by Elvira Aliende Rodriguez and Ruba Noorali. This article is nominated in the category Business Articles – Concerted Practices.

View and vote for “Less Co-Operation, More Challenge: a Review of EU Leniency Trends and Recent Annulments of Commission Fines.”

“European Commission continues to undermine investment protection in Europe: Challenge to Antin v. Spain Arbitral Award,” authored by James Webber, Mark Steenson and Margaret Ryan. This article is nominated in the category Business Articles – Cross-Border Issues.

View and vote for “European Commission continues to undermine investment protection in Europe: Challenge to Antin v. Spain Arbitral Award.”