The Recorder...amp; Rosati egging them on. On Wednesday, Congress put Google Inc. Chairman Eric Schmidt on the antitrust hot seat. Wilson Sonsini was once...
... When Google announced in 2007 that it was acquiring DoubleClick Inc. for $3.1 billion, it relied on a team lead by...
... When Google announced in 2007 that it was acquiring DoubleClick Inc. for $3.1 billion, it relied on a team lead by...
...and Microsoft Corp. Earlier this year, Google acquired online ad company DoubleClick Inc. for $3.1 billion, and Microsoft snapped up another such company...
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...1310GEORGE THEOFEL; HOWARD TEIG; DAVID KELLEY; INTEGRATED CAPITAL ASSOCIATES, INC., A Delaware Corporation; NANCY RILETT; RYAN TAM; CLAUDIA ENGLISH; TERESA PATTERSON; TANYA...
...of business from glitzy tech clients such as Cisco Systems Inc., Broadcom Corp. and DoubleClick Inc.. The firm readily threw cash behind the infamous advertising...
...S. 7848GEORGE THEOFEL; HOWARD TEIG; DAVID KELLEY; INTEGRATED CAPITAL ASSOCIATES, INC., A Delaware Corporation; NANCY RILETT; RYAN TAM; CLAUDIA ENGLISH; TERESA PATTERSON; TANYA...
...Internet privacy. One of her most notable cases was successfully representing DoubleClick Inc. in class actions that claimed the company's collection of personal...
...said.It's already affected companies like MoFo client Doubleclick Inc. The company has been hit with some high-profile plaintiffs' suits...
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