Tony Sammi, Rachel Blitzer and their team at Latham & Watkins, with co-counsel from their former colleagues at Skadden, defended Universal Alloy Corp. from accusations it misappropriated trade secrets from Alcoa to unfairly compete for work making parts for Boeing.
August 04, 2023 at 07:30 AM
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Editor/columnist
Let’s just say that before Tony Sammi signed on to represent Universal Alloy Corporation in its trade secrets row with Alcoa, things were not going so hot for UAC.
UAC competes with Alcoa to provide Boeing with long aluminum-alloy structures called stretch-formed spar chords used to make airplane wings. When Sammi took on the case a few years ago, UAC was looking at sanctions that would eventually bar the company from raising any reverse-engineering defenses at trial.
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P. Anthony Sammi, left, and Rachel Renee Blitzer, right, of Latham & Watkins. Courtesy photos
