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2023 Awards
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DOJ Makes Giving Up Harder: Stricter Requirements for Seeking LeniencyJones Day, Julia McEvoy, Eric Enson, John Majoras and Lauren Miller Forbes, April 2022
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EU Adopts Revised Guidelines on State Aid for Climate, Environmental Protection and EnergyJones Day, Charlotte Breuvart, Françoise Labrousse, Philippe Laconte and Philipp Werner, February 2022
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FAQ About the FTC’s Controversial New “Unfair Methods of Competition” PolicyJones Day, Craig Waldman, Michael Gleason, Lin Kahn, Jeremy Morrison and James Burnham, November 2022
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Reform or Regress? An Assessment of Proposed Antitrust LegislationAmerican Edge Project, Koren Wong-Ervin, July 2022
2022 Awards
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Chinese court enforces mandatory licensing for "essential facility" patents in antitrust caseJones Day, Peter Wang, Qiang Xue, Yizhe Zhang, Haifeng Huang and Lawrence Wang, 15 June 2021, Insights
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European Commission expands antitrust reviews to non-reportable transactionsJones Day, Eric Barbier de La Serre, Charlotte Breuvart, Serge Clerckx and Johannes Zöttl, 12 April 2021, Insights
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Proposed antitrust reform legislation: Sea change or nothing to see?The M&A Lawyer, Tiffany Lipscomb-Jackson, Aimee DeFilippo, Debra Belott, Larissa Bergin, Thilini Chandrasekera and Amanda Vaughn, 16 March 2021, Volume 25, Issue 3
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The US FTC resurrects the unilateral pre-approval in merger investigation settlements to halt future anticompetitive mergersConcurrences Bulletin, Michael A. Gleason, Lin W. Kahn, Bruce McDonald, Jeremy P. Morrison and Craig A. Waldman, 25 October 2021, e-Competitions
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What a difference a year makes: FTC Withdraws Vertical Merger GuidelinesThe M&A Lawyer, Ryan Thomas, Aimee DeFilippo and Lauren Miller Forbes, 15 October 2021, Volume 25, Issue 9
2021 Awards
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Assessment of the vertical merger guidelines and recommendations for the VMGs commentaryLaw360, Koren Wong-Ervin and John Harkrider, July 2020
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Attorney-client privilege and common interest privilege in antitrust merger reviewThe M&A Lawyer, Pamela L. Taylor and Michael A. Gleason, October 2020, Volume 24, Issue 9
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Balancing incentives to innovate in upstream wireless technology markets with exit concerns in midstream component product marketsKoren W. Wong-Ervin and Jorge Padilla, An antitrust professor on the bench Liber Amicorum volume II, Book chapter, Concurrences Books, December 9, 2020
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China publishes anti-monopoly guidelines on leniency and commitmentsJones Day Insights, Peter J. Wang, Yizhe Zhang, Dr. Qiang Xue, Alexandre Verheyden, Baiding (David) Wu, October 2020
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Does a federal price-gouging law even make sense? And, if so, what should it look like?Concurrences Review, Michelle K. Fischer and Tiffany D. Lipscomb-Jackson, November 2020, N°4-2020
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Extraterritoriality: Approaches around the world and model analysisKoren Wong-Ervin and Andrew Heimer, Honoring Eleanor Fox, Book chapter, Concurrences Books, January 14, 2020
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How EU and UK trademark owners can prevent unauthorised price gougingJones Day Insights, Rebecca Swindell, Dr. Jakob Guhn, Matt Evans and Yvan N. Desmedt, May 2020
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Telecom and Concerted Practices: An Overview of EU and National Case Lawe-Competitions Special Issue Telecom & Concerted practices | 6 August 2020, Bernard Amory and Laurent de Muyter
2020 Awards
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A Dramatic Shift in Health Care Pricing TransparencyAnn Hollenbeck, David Morris, John Kirsner, Lisa Han and Luke Salisbury, Jones Day Website, August 2019.
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An economic approach to antitrust analysis of discriminatory licensing, grantbacks and cross-licenses, no-challenge clauses, and patent thicketsJorge Padilla and Koren Wong-Ervin, Concurrences N° 3-2019 l pp. 44-51
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Come at the King, You Best Not Miss: The Economics of Direct-Purchaser Suits after TwomblyMiranda Cherkas Sherrill, Brigham Young University Law School
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EU’s Highest Court Expands Cartel Damages Liability for Corporate Parents and SuccessorsAlexandre G. Verheyden, Charlotte Breuvart and Henry de la Barre, Jones Day Website, April 2019
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FTC Sues e-Prescriptions Company in Rare Monopolization CaseAimee DeFilippo, Kenneth W. Field and Michael Sennett, Jones Day Website, March 2019
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Governing China’s administrative monopolies under the Anti-Monopoly Law: A ten-year review (2008–2018) and BeyondZhang Zhanjiang and Baiding (David) Wu, Journal of Competition Law & Economics, 15(1), 718–760, 2019
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Insights from the Supreme Court’s Apple v. Pepper DecisionJ. Bruce McDonald, Craig A. Waldman, Kate Wallace, and Thomas Forr, Jones Day White Paper, June 2019
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Transaction “Designed” to Evade Merger Control Leads to U.S. and EU PenaltiesHenry de la Barre, John Magruder, Serge Clerckx, Peter J. Love and Pamela L. Taylor, The M&A Lawyer, Volume 23, Issue 7. July/August 2019.
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When One Door Closes: Court Requires Divestiture In Long-Consummated MergerJ. Bruce McDonald, Joseph Antel and Michael Gleason, The M&A Lawyer,May 2019 | Volume 23 | Issue 5