Global Competition Review Recognizes Cooley's Antitrust Practice

Washington, DC – January 10, 2014 – Cooley LLP announced today that its antitrust practice has been recognized in the category of "US Government Antitrust" in the 2014 edition of Global Competition Review's GCR 100, a survey of the world's leading law firms for competition.

Partners Howard Morse, Marc Schildkraut and Jacqueline Grise and of counsel Mark Schechter were also cited as "highly regarded" practitioners.

Cooley's antitrust attorneys provide a full range of counseling, litigation and agency representation services. They handle all aspects of antitrust and trade regulation matters for Fortune 500 corporations, as well as for growing companies, in virtually every sector of the economy including computer software, hardware, biotech, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, clean tech, aerospace, automotive, defense, oil and gas, industrial manufacturing, consumer products, publishing, telecommunications and financial services.

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