The Recorder
...America when it comes to access to justice. The latest example is Oracle. Facing the loss of a trial by jury to an arbitration clause...
...the world, represented by the world's biggest law firm. Oracle America and DLA Piper went before the U.S. Court of Appeals...
Daily Business Review
...the world, represented by the world's biggest law firm. Oracle America and DLA Piper went before the U.S. Court of Appeals...
Originally Published: The Recorder
The U.S. Supreme Court opened the door for import of items previously barred by U.S. intellectual property laws, says Lothar Determann of Baker & McKenzie
...as Daniel Cooperman, a former general counsel at both Apple Inc. and Oracle Corp. and now a partner with Bingham McCutchen, and Eric Goldman, a...
...following an initial surge. Vienna, Va.-based Eloqua Inc. was acquired by Oracle Corp. in December for $871 million, a steep price given Eloqua's...
When the stakes couldn't be higher, these lawyers got the call. They handled market-moving deals and industry-shaping litigation. They achieved precedent-setting outcomes and secured hard-fought wins
...before U.S. District Judge William Alsup with a total victory over Oracle Corp., evading what was once pegged at $6 billion in damages and...
...in another blockbuster tech trial of 2012, as co-lead counsel for Oracle Corp. in a lengthy jury trial against Google Inc. over claims of...
There are signs that the typical in-house career path is changing rapidly, as companies large and small look to fill in-house slots with cheaper, more junior lawyers. With cost cutting at firms affec
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