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March 8, 2013

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Thomas Mayhew and Douglas Young

The Farella partners managed to get the typically law-and-order federal Judge Saundra Brown Armstrong to grant habeas relief for a shackled defendant only to get reversed by a panel of Democrats at the Ninth Circuit.

Ioana Petrou

The Ninth Circuit upheld the novel health care fraud conviction that helped make her name as a prosecutor before her appointment to the state bench.

Kasowitz Benson

IP litigator Douglas Lumish and three other partners are moving to Latham, threatening to leave Kasowitz's Valley office without a single partner.

Kasowitz's Valley associates

Time to step up!



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