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Orrick Adds Direct Lending Advisor to Growing New York Team.
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Orrick Grows New York Corporate Team with Rising Star in the Tech Companies Space.
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National Bar Association Recognizes Tiffany Wright Among Nation’s Best Advocates Under 40 and Nation’s Best Advocate of the Year.
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On May 25, 2021, Washington, D.C., Attorney General Karl Racine sued Amazon in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia for alleged antitrust violations under Washington, D.C., law.
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Clients have selected Orrick partners Howard Goldwasser and Carl Lyon as Client Service All-Stars.
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Three Orrick Energy and Infrastructure lawyers to speak at the upcoming 2020 P3 Airport Summit.
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Orrick announced that Shana Solomon, a seasoned advisor to companies in the life science, biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries, has joined the firm as a partner.
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Congratulations to The American Lawyer’s 2020 A-List firms, and thank you to our team for earning a top 5 spot for the third year in a row.
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The National Legal Aid & Defender Association has recognized Orrick as a 2020 Beacon of Justice Award winner for our pro bono work protecting the rights of immigrants along the U.S. southern border.
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The American Lawyer honored Orrick with its first-ever Legal Services Innovation Award. AmLaw recognizes the firm for innovating how we deliver value to clients, noting that "Orrick makes innovation an important part of its approach from top to bottom."
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Orrick has been named to the National Law Journal’s Appellate Hot List for the seventh time, capping a year in which our Supreme Court and Appellate Practice argued and prevailed in five cases during the high court’s last term and secured important wins in appeals courts around the country.
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ST. LOUIS – Jurors on July 12 handed Johnson & Johnson a body-blow, levying a total $4.14 billion in punitive damages and $550 million in compensatory damages to 22 women who claimed its talcum powder contained asbestos that caused them to develop ovarian cancer.
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While the U.S. Attorney’s Office has said its internal review of the FedEx case isn’t meant to assign blame, attorneys for FedEx contend U.S. Department of Justice prosecutors ignored evidence that the company tried to cooperate with the federal agency.
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This week, the Senate Judiciary Committee took up the Furthering Asbestos Claim Transparency Act, or FACT Act, portion of a bill that passed the House last month. Opponents argue the legislation’s reporting requirements could violate asbestos victims’ privacy. Those in favor of the bill say it’s a necessary “additional check” on the current system.
