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IAM highlighted the win as the highest patent jury verdict of the year, positioning it among the top 10 largest damages awards of the decade.
The AmLaw Lit Daily interviewed Reichman, exploring the key points of the trial and discussing how he, along with his team, secured a victory for Kove.
The jury found that AWS infringed all three patents at issue in the litigation, resulting in a $525 million patent infringement verdict for Kove.
The jury found that AWS infringed all three patents at issue in the litigation, resulting in a $525 million patent infringement verdict for Kove.
This article highlights two trends: the DOJ outsourcing criminal investigations to private law firms and targeted institutions placing the blame for alleged wrongdoing on low-level employees.
His biggest takeaway: “If I had known how much demand there was for doing things differently for exceptional trial boutiques—I wish I would have done it sooner.”
RJLF’s partners will help guide the publication's content and shaping future articles across three boards: Georgia, New York, and Trials.
At Arconic, as a regular advisor to the CEO and Board, Johnson excelled in blending sophisticated legal strategies with business objectives.
This is a critical decision for the chefs and restaurant owners of the Association, who will now be able to use a preferred energy source for their unique cuisines.
If corruption charges are brought against Adams, Feldberg expects the mayor's legal team to face a significant challenge.
The suit seeks to declare the fuel gas ban invalid and to block its enforcement, on the grounds that federal energy law overrides local law.
Trial attorney Taylor Mauze has been recognized as a Rising Star by Texas Lawyer, part of ALM’s esteemedTexas Legal Awards. The honor is awarded to the state’s most accomplished lawyers who are under 40 years of age.
The article explores key jurisdictional questions that potential litigants will need to consider before stepping into Texas' new business court.
The summit will foster thought-provoking conversations about access, equity, allyship, coaching, and career progression.
In a recent Law.com article, Christine Lehman, Managing Partner of RJLF’s D.C. Office, shared her perspective about the rise of law firm spinoffs.
RJLF has been ranked in the categories of intellectual property and commercial litigation in the 14th annual edition of Best Law Firms® in the United States.
Forbes and Fortune featured partners Reichman and Lehman for RJLF's results-oriented business model, focusing on reinventing the practice of law without the billable hour.
The article delves into the importance of an “agreement,” from conspiracy and bribery to kickback and price-fixing cases, emphasizing its fundamental role in understanding the intricacies of white collar criminal cases.
The landscape of trade secret protection in the U.S. is shifting, and companies need to be aware of all available avenues for safeguarding their valuable IP.
The program focuses on the work being done by Innocence Projects throughout the U.S. and how Fellows can play a pivotal role in rectifying wrongful convictions.
Representing over 65% of the firm’s partnership for this award season, eight RJLF partners received the honor.
Jennifer Estremera, Sarah Jorgensen, Khue Hoang, Caroline Walters, and Diane Miller will serve as members of Law360’s 2023 editorial advisory boards.
RJLF sets itself apart with over double the industry average for female equity partners.
The program addresses the legal issues raised by Squid Game, and explains why questions that seem to have easy answers are far more complex than they first appear.
Reichman, Feldberg, Matulewicz-Crowley, and Adler recognized for their complex commercial, intellectual property, and white collar litigation skills.
“After eight years, North Carolina has finally acknowledged that Blackbeard’s Law was unfair, unjust, and improper, said Adam Adler.”
As one of only five lawyers recognized in the white collar category, the honor features attorneys under 40 whose legal accomplishments belie their age.
As the firm’s fifth office nationwide, this milestone reflects the growth of RJLF’s Texas practice and its ability to attract exceptional trial lawyers.