Four Orrick Articles Nominated for 2018 Antitrust Writing Awards

Four articles authored or co-authored by Orrick lawyers have been nominated for the 2018 Antitrust Writing Awards from Concurrences, published by The Institute of Competition Law. 

The winning articles are chosen by members of a jury as well as reader votes. To read and vote for the Orrick articles, please click the links below:

• “Is big data a big deal? A competition law approach to big data”
  By Greg Sivinski, Alex Okuliar and Lars Kjolbye
  European Competition Journal, September 12, 2017
• “Pricing Algorithms: Conscious Parallelism or Conscious Commitment”
  By Alex Okuliar and Elena Kamenir
  CPI North America Column, July 2017
• “The UK High Court of Justice issues an injunction prohibiting an undertaking from selling wireless telecommunications products in Britain due to its failure to enter into a worldwide patent license”
  By Matthew Rose, Emily Luken and Jay Jurata
  e-Competitions Bulletin, August 2017
• “Putting China’s Fair Competition Review System Into Action”
  By Shelley Zhang and David Goldstein
  Law360, December 4, 2017

Voting closes on February 9, 2018.