Women in Business Law Awards Americas 2022: open for submissions

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Women in Business Law Awards Americas 2022: open for submissions

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The Americas awards research cycle has now begun – don’t miss out on this opportunity to get recognised

We are delighted to announce the launch of the Women in Business Law Awards Americas 2022 research. 

Please follow the link below to nominate leading women practitioners, rising stars, firm initiatives, and in-house counsels and teams. 

All the award categories, criteria, key dates, and the awards methodology can be found on the Women in Business Law Awards website

ENTER THE AWARDS 

For any questions about the awards or the research processes, please contact the awards editor John Harrison

For any queries about business development and commercial opportunities related to the awards, please contact our producer Rebecca Synnott

Last year’s Women in Business Law Awards virtual ceremony, winners list, and shortlists are available to view for no fee at Winners 2021 and Shortlist 2021

The essentials

All professional accomplishments (deals and cases) attached to individual awards must have been completed in 2021, the awards review period, to be eligible for consideration. 

Professional accomplishments that did not close by December 31 2021 will not be considered. 

Individual awards are weighted equally between a practitioner’s professional accomplishments and their advocacy, influence, and thought leadership. 

To be given consideration as a rising star, candidates must have no more than 15 years’ professional experience, be under 40 years old, and be acting at partner level. Ideal candidates would be either a recently raised partner, senior associate or of counsel.  

All other nominees should be submitted for their practice area specialism.  

For the firm award categories, initiatives that started prior to 2021 that are still active will be considered based on the merit of the work that was handled during the 12-month review period. 

If the initiative was not active in 2021, it will not be given consideration for the awards. 

Good luck to all! 

 

 

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