Top Litigators 2018: Mindy Sooter
WilmerHale’s Mindy Sooter understands when one of her intellectual property cases goes to court, even if she feels her side has the stronger argument,...
Top Litigators 2018: Jack Robinson
When Jack Robinson lost a major 10th Circuit Court of Appeals special education case interpreting the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act a decade ago,...
Top Litigators 2018: Kris Reed
If Kris Reed and his team didn’t win their patent case defending a public transit system, it would be little exaggeration to say that...
Top Litigators 2018: Arnulfo Hernández
For Hernández & Associates managing partner Arnulfo Hernández, his path to criminal defense and immigration was born of a desire to give others a...
Top Litigators 2018: Carolyn Fairless
Part of trial preparation is being ready for the unexpected. And sometimes that includes adjusting when a second-chair falls ill mid-trial.
Carolyn Fairless, managing partner...
Top Litigators 2018: Laurence “Trip” Demuth
It’s one thing to lead or supervise five big civil cases in a year. It’s another to win or favorably resolve them all.
For Laurence...
Q1 Managing Partner Roundtable 2018
With reports from Major Lindsey & Africa and Citi anticipating a down year for small to midsize firms industrywide, roundtable participants responded with their...
What’s in a Collective Bargaining Agreement?
Collective bargaining agreements are usually negotiated between employers and companies but also have a unique place in the realm of professional sports. Although the...
Quiet Olympics but Not Without Challenges
For an attorney at the Olympic games, an Olympics without a scandal means more time to be a spectator than an official.
With the biggest...
Protected Against Liability
Case law in the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals seems to have already addressed the issue that waivers on lift tickets protect ski areas...