ANTITRUST LAW Section STUDENT WRITING COMPETITION
Presented by: Antitrust Law Section
Contact: Professor Edward D. Cavanagh
Nomination Deadline: April 30, 2020
Date Presented: July 2020
Detailed Flyer
Entry Form
Award Criteria: Papers
must be written by a currently-enrolled J.D. or LL.M. student at a NYS
Law School or by a NYS resident at any ABA-accredited law school outside
of New York State. Papers may address any antitrust topic and should
generally be 20-30 pages in length with footnotes (no more than 50
pages) written in Bluebook form. Papers may have been submitted to other
writing competitions, but jointly prepared papers are NOT ELIGIBLE.
Prize Awarded: $5,000 cash prize and publication of the winning article.
WRITING COMPETITION WINNERS FOR 2019:
David Dowling of Cornell Law School for his paper Quick
Look in an Age of Reason
Kristina Gliklad of Washington University School of Law St. Louis for her paper How
Tying Arrangements Actually Work: The Printer-Ink Hoodwink vs. The
Fortnite-Xbox Paradox.
David and Kristina's prizes includes a check for $2,500 and
recognition at the Antitrust Section’s annual dinner.
