John F. Cove, Jr. is a partner in Shearman & Sterling’s Litigation and Antitrust Groups and is based in the firm’s San Francisco office. Mr. Cove’s practice focuses on representing clients in antitrust matters, including price fixing, boycott.

John Libby is an experienced trial lawyer, working in the firm’s Los Angeles and Washington D.C. offices, who represents business entities (and their officers and directors) in criminal investigations and complex civil litigation.

John Young is a retired partner of Cooley LLP.

Since joining the firm in 2011, John has focused his practice on securities litigation and enforcement, antitrust litigation and enforcement, and other complex litigation matters.

John J. Elliott is an associate in the Litigation Practice of the firm's New York office. John has wide-ranging experience in a variety of litigation areas, including consumer class actions, commercial, antitrust and intellectual property.

John Cassidy is an advisor to NASCAR and the International Speedway Corporation, counseling them on complex business issues that include antitrust, securities, competition rules, membership rights in voluntary organizations and contracts.

Jack Bray is a senior member of the Washington trial bar. He has tried cases in federal district courts for over 50 years.

John M. Dowd is co-leader of the firm’s white-collar defense and corporate investigations practice. Mr. Dowd has prosecuted and defended significant criminal matters at trial and in parallel proceedings.

John recently has devoted a significant portion of his practice to a series of high-profile antitrust cases in the health care industry and is actively involved in legislative redistricting litigation.

John Majoras has more than 25 years of experience in general commercial litigation, with a particular focus on antitrust matters.