Free Speech, Due Process and Trial by Jury
Polsinelli partner Lon Williams, Littler shareholder Steven McCown and Gibson Dunn partner Karl Nelson will be recognized on November 7 in Philadelphia at the 20th installation of Fellows.
Gallagher has served as lead counsel in trials involving products liability, commercial cases, professional malpractice, intentional torts, premises liability, and environmental and negligence claims.
Brogdon practiced at The Law Offices of Frank Branson for the past 13 years.
Brogdon practiced at The Law Offices of Frank Branson for the past 13 years.
Founding partners Brad Dowell, Lu Pham and Caroline Harrison are joined by attorneys Antonio Allen, Jennifer Bley Sweeney and Lauren McDonald to comprise the largest law boutique in Fort Worth focusing on labor and employment matters.
A Marble Falls maker of machine parts for the oil patch lost a closely watched trademark dispute against a rival firm when a federal judge Austin refused to invalidate the defendant’s trademark protections even thought the company’s patent on the product expired years earlier. Legal experts say Judge Spark’s ruling is one of the clearest and most straightforward court decision to state that judges must consider the validity of trademarks and patents separately, even when they involve the same product.
The Second Circuit’s recent decision in the U.S. v. Apple e-book price-fixing case highlights the usefulness of obtaining discovery of phone metadata in conspiracy cases. But phone records are not just for conspiracy cases. Coupled with simple but effective demonstratives showing the story behind the calls, phone records can provide powerful evidence in a wide range of civil cases that in-house counsel managing litigation should not ignore. But this evidence poses unique difficulties in terms of obtaining this discovery, synthesizing the results, and overcoming challenges based on privacy.
Coleman, who joins Seyfarth Shaw from Norton Rose Fulbright, focuses his litigation practice on matters in the health care industry.
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