Cleary Gottlieb Shortlisted for 2025 Antitrust Writing Awards by Concurrences

Cleary Gottlieb lawyers have authored several articles shortlisted for 2025 Antitrust Writing Awards by Concurrences.

In the Academic category, the following article was shortlisted:

Unilateral Conduct

• “Germany: Stronger Enforcement Powers for the German Federal Cartel Office With the New Competition Tool” (by Romina Polley and Laurène Bernot)

In the Business category, the following articles were shortlisted:

Europe

• “Commission v. Ireland and Others (C 465/20 P): Landmark CJEU Ruling Upholds the Commission Decision Ordering Ireland to Recover €14 Billion in Back-Taxes From Apple” (by François-Charles Laprévote, David Perez de Lamo, Camilla Cozzani, Carmen Rubio Bañeres)

Mergers

• “Litigating the Facts” (by David Gelfand, Leah Brannon, and Gabriel Lazarus)

Private Enforcement

• “The EU Court of Justice Clarifies National Limitation Periods and Upholds Parties’ Right to Compensation in Follow-on Damages Actions” (by Eugenia Muscolo, Myrane Malanda, and Ambroise Simon)

Procedure

• “U.S. Antitrust Regulators Threaten Ephemeral Messaging Users and Their Counsel With Obstruction Charges” (by Jeremy Calsyn, Nowell Bamberger, Charles Balaan, and Joseph Kay)

Click on the links above to read and vote for each article.

The Antitrust Writing Awards aim to promote competition scholarship and contribute to competition advocacy by recognizing the best antitrust writings published annually. Winners will be announced on April 1.

Learn more about the awards on Concurrences’ website.