By C. Ryan Barber | June 22, 2020
For Kravis, the move to Munger Tolles, where he will be a partner in Washington, marks a return to private practice following a career spent largely as a prosecutor.
By Tom McParland | June 12, 2020
The embattled celebrity attorney, who was convicted in February of trying to extort Nike Inc., has renewed his bid to transfer the case charging him with stealing money from his former client, adult-film star Stormy Daniels, from New York to Los Angeles.
By David Thomas | June 2, 2020
Jessica Nall, the former chair of Farella Braun + Martel's white-collar defense and corporate investigations practice, is the ninth partner to join Baker McKenzie's northern California offices since June.
By Ross Todd | June 2, 2020
U.S. District Judge William Alsup delayed until July 6 a trial that was set to resume next week in the case of a Russian man accused of hacking three Silicon Valley technology companies, citing juror concern about COVID-19 and the current civil unrest.
By Ross Todd | May 26, 2020
Lawyers for Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes had argued in a motion filed earlier this month that a superseding information prosecutors filed without grand jury sign-off should be dismissed, because she has not waived the right to be charged by indictment.
By Ross Todd | May 18, 2020
Lawyers for the Theranos founder claim that she has not waived the right to be charged by indictment and that the superseding information adding additional time and details to the alleged conspiracy in the case should be dismissed. Grand jury proceedings have been suspended in the Northern District of California since mid-March amid the pandemic.
By C. Ryan Barber | March 20, 2020
"Actually interviewing people as part of an internal investigation, appearing before the government in whatever capacity—that is just not something that lends itself to remote work," a white-collar partner at Quinn Emanuel says.
By Sue Reisinger | February 21, 2020
Bank CEO Charles Scharf: "The conduct ... and the past culture that gave rise to it are reprehensible and wholly inconsistent with the values on which Wells Fargo was built."
By Ross Todd | February 12, 2020
The federal judge overseeing the criminal case against Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and the former president of the blood-testing company largely denied their motions to dismiss but found that the government couldn't show that they intended to deprive doctors or insured patients of money since they weren't directly paying for tests.
By Ross Todd | February 10, 2020
Williams & Connolly's Amy Saharia said prosecutors had used "fudging language" in the indictment of the former Theranos chief to keep the charges as "broad as they can possibly be so they can shift their theory as they go along."
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