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While its practice areas include everything you’d expect at a major market law firm—from litigation and antitrust to corporate real estate and intellectual property—Arnold & Porter’s trump card has always been its status as an “insider” among the Washington,...
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After discussions with more than 50 private equity and other investment professionals, merger and strategic consultants, and senior law firm personnel, The American Lawyer developed a method for dete
Originally Published: The American Lawyer
...included Scott Hunt, senior manager of financial and accounting systems at Arnold & Porter; Robert Lyon, controller at Poyner Spruill; and private consultant Randy Steere...
The Department of Veterans Affairs and the Drug Enforcement Administration are under fire for purchasing spy software from the same company that supplied a computer surveillance program to the FDA
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...amp; Gould in the AAA arbitration, brought in new counsel from Arnold & Porter to contest the decision in state court in Minneapolis. In ...
...Jones, former chair of the Hildebrandt Institute and managing partner of Arnold & Porter, is now a senior fellow at the Center for the Study...
...team included its deal counsel from Sullivan & Cromwell, antitrust counsel Arnold & Porter and Crowell & Moring, FCC counsel Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and...
When Oracle settled a False Claims Act suit for a record amount, all appeared resolved. But a review of court documents raises questions about the role Reed Smith played
...a partner in the intellectual property and litigation practice groups at Arnold & Porter. The event was moderated by Fabio Bertoni, vice president and deputy...
.... AT&T has been advised on antitrust matters by Arnold & Porter and Crowell & Moring, while T-Mobile has turned to Cleary...
... During the merger review, AT&T turned to Arnold & Porter and Crowell & Moring for antitrust counsel. T-Mobile parent company...
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