The American Lawyer
Last year, IP litigation verdicts were significantly more valuable than verdicts in other litigation categories
...continue representing rival tobacco maker Philip Morris. Seventeen lawyers who handled Lorillard...
... PHILIP ROSENBERG and...
...field during a stellar career at Dechert defending clients ranging from Philip Morris International Inc. to Astra Zeneca Group. When she left for Weil in...
...January 2012 for her work obtaining a major defense verdict for Philip Morris International. The profit figure was also driven down by an...
...continue representing rival tobacco maker Philip Morris. And though the firm insists...
Goodwin Procter squeezed out slightly more in gross revenues and profits per partner last year than it did in 2011, according to The American Lawyer's reporting, but chair Regina Pisa isn't satisfied
How a group of young women litigators made their names defending Baxter Pharmaceuticals against a breast implant mass tort
...rough fiscal waters since the ...
...Kingdom, the U.S. district court in Delaware, and the U.S. International Trade Commission. Apple, for its part, has a separate claim against Samsung...
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