The Recorder...a defeat for Nosal's experienced defense team, Dennis Riordan of Riordan & Horgan and S.F. solos Martha Boersch and Steven Gruel, who had...
...left a disappointed defense team to talk appeal. Dennis Riordan of Riordan & Horgan and S.F. solos Martha Boersch and Steven Gruel pledged to...
...it is." Nosal's lawyers, Dennis Riordan of Riordan & Horgan and S.F. solos Martha Boersch and Steven Gruel do not...
...F. solos Steven Gruel and Martha Boersch and Dennis Riordan of Riordan & Horgan, have indicated they do not plan to call witnesses, and on...
Defense attorney Martha Boersch had the task of trying to undermine a key witness who testified that she helped David Nosal steal trade secrets from his former headhunter firm
...Karen L. Landau, Oakland, California; Dennis P. Riordan, Riordan & Horgan, San Francisco, California, for Defendants-Appellants. ...
Korn/Ferry general counsel Peter Dunn told jurors former colleague David Nosal had said he planned to go sailing, not access confidential business records
...upstart competitor. The defense team of Dennis Riordan of Riordan & Horgan and S.F. solos Steven Gruel and Martha Boersch hope to...
...COUNSEL Dennis P. Riordan and Donald M. Horgan, San Francisco, California, for Defendant-Appellant. ...
...obstructive," Chan replied. Bonds' attorney, Dennis Riordan of Riordan & Horgan, ridiculed the notion that the 52 words of testimony at issue...
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