...Gibson served as pro bono counsel.) Lisa Schertler of Washington's Schertler & Onorato represented Zhao. "The government's theory in this...
...Rider's attorney Matthew Kaiser of The Kaiser Law Firm; and Schertler & Onorato's David Dickieson, a lead attorney for the Animal Protection Institute...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...operations.” Gomer’s attorney, David Schertler of Schertler & Onorato in Washington, D.C., said his client “did not violate...
Daily Business Review
...The bad blood deepened between Washington-based Schertler & Onorato and its former client, UBS AG whistle-blower Bradley Birkenfeld, with...
Why did it take the IRS three years to award a former UBS banker $104 million for his help in collecting $5 billion in unpaid taxes
Originally Published: The American Lawyer
...conflicting interests when the parties come back to court. Schertler & Onorato partner Robert Spagnoletti, who served as the D.C. attorney general...
Why did it take the IRS three years to award a former UBS banker $104 million for his help in collecting $5 billion in unpaid taxes
..."UBS Whistleblower Sues Schertler & Onorato for...
...Daum's lawyer, David Schertler of Washington's Schertler & Onorato, and lawyers for the Pashas — Cozen O'Connor...
...lead a new city ethics board. Spagnoletti, a partner at Schertler & Onorato, expressed optimism about his nomination to the Board of Ethics...
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