Ross Todd is the Editor/Columnist for the Am Law Litigation Daily. He focuses on a wide range of topics including litigation, law and legal affairs, and the intersection of technology with legal practices, as well as themes in arts and entertainment. Ross has been featured in The American Lawyer, PropertyCasualty360.com, and FeedBlitz, LLC.
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By: Ross Todd
“Other firms may treat a trial as a distant hypothetical, but from the start of each matter, we adopt a strategic trial mindset.”
By: Ross Todd
“Other firms may treat a trial as a distant hypothetical, but from the start of each matter, we adopt a strategic trial mindset.”
By: Ross Todd
Making partner at a litigation boutique often involves showing the ability to handle the less glamorous assignments, learn from colleagues and prove over time that others can trust you with more.
A new midyear survey from Norton Rose Fulbright points to escalating exposure around cybersecurity, an increasingly complex patchwork of state and federal enforcement and an evolving set of risks tied to artificial intelligence.
Runners-up this week include litigators from Holtzman Vogel, Panish Shea and King & Spalding.
By: Ross Todd
Jurors in Los Angeles state court this week found J&J, represented by Shaila Diwan and Julia Romano of Kirkland & Ellis, was not liable in cases brought on behalf of the families of three women who claimed use of the company's baby powder led them to develop fatal ovarian cancer.
By: Ross Todd
Shanmugam, who left Paul Weiss for Wall Street rival Davis Polk this spring, says he's become more active in the federal courts of appeals and district courts given the “vanishingly small” number of commercial cases at the U.S. Supreme Court.
By: Ross Todd
Shanmugam, who left Paul Weiss for Wall Street rival Davis Polk this spring, says he’s become more active in the federal courts of appeals and district courts given the “vanishingly small” number of commercial cases at the U.S. Supreme Court.
By: Ross Todd
In his interview with Litigation Daily, Shanmugam says he has become more active in the federal appeals and district courts given the “vanishingly small” number of commercial cases at the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Runners-Up and Shout-Outs for the Litigator of the Week cycle that wrapped up while we were out last week.
