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It may not be wise to compare a firm with deep roots in Boston to New York Yankee great Joe DiMaggio, but both enjoyed memorable streaks: DiMaggio, 56 straight games with a hit; Bingham McCutchen, 15 straight years of rising revenues. Indeed, Bingham’s streak continued through the worst of the...
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...had a couple execute different versions of a marital property agreement. Bingham McCutchen's Lawrence Silverstein tried to call it a "drafting error...
...in the department," said Daniel Cooperman, currently of counsel at Bingham McCutchen, who has served as general counsel at Apple Inc. and Oracle...
Originally Published: The Recorder
...and Tracy Elmblad from Bingham McCutchen; Steve Lewis from Fried Frank; and Douglas Horton from Handshake...
...who is adding value," said John Ryan, a partner at Bingham McCutchen in Palo Alto who focuses on tax planning and audit defense...
Originally Published: The Recorder
...and Tracy Elmblad from Bingham McCutchen; Steve Lewis from Fried Frank; and Douglas Horton from Handshake...
...potential antitrust case. Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, Bingham McCutchen, Holland & Knight, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, and San Antonio...
...a brief filed Monday by Oracle's lawyers at Bingham McCutchen and Boies, Schiller & Flexner, the company is opting to bet...
A brief rundown of precedential e-discovery cases that help shape the current landscape for litigators cover cost-shifting, preservation, discovery deadlines, and, of course, sanctions
...of predecessor Daniel Cooperman. Cooperman, now of counsel with Bingham McCutchen, ...
...as additional defendants. Siding with 3GPP and ETSI's lawyers at Bingham McCutchen, Kelly dismissed 3GPP from the case. But he granted TruePosition's...
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