Browne George Ross has not wavered from its intense focus on business litigation since its founding in 1985 — whether the case is about movies, casinos or condoms.
The 14-attorney litigation shop last year cleverly handled a high-stakes case for Wells Fargo N.A., which sued for payment on outstanding debt against the Cabazon Band of Mission Indians. The tribe argued that a potential judgment would violate the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act because the bank would gain an improper “proprietary interest” in its casino.
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