Trial
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A Track Record of Success
Wilson Sonsini's trial attorneys have achieved numerous significant wins on behalf of clients in antitrust, consumer fraud, and patent litigation matters, as well as in important trade secret, corporate governance, employment, and white collar criminal cases.
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Extensive Lead Trial Counsel and Prosecutorial Experience
Our accomplished litigators have tried several hundred cases as lead trial counsel, and several have previously served as prosecutors in U.S. Attorneys' Offices, the SEC, the DOJ, the NSD, and other federal enforcement agencies.
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Broad Subject Matter Expertise
Since Wilson Sonsini's clients touch virtually every sector of the technology industry, we are well versed in the science and mechanics driving the disruptive innovations often intertwined with legal principles at trial—and can distill complex subjects into understandable concepts for a jury's benefit.
An Accomplished Trial Practice with a Formidable Track Record
Wilson Sonsini has an accomplished trial practice led by experienced litigators who have amassed a formidable track record of success representing companies, their officers and directors, and individuals in jury and bench trials heard in federal and state courts, as well as contested matters before administrative agencies.
Wilson Sonsini's trial experience—and a substantial percentage of trial wins—can be traced directly to the firm's antitrust, consumer fraud, and patent litigation practices, which have garnered significant favorable outcomes on behalf of clients since 2000. Our attorneys have also prevailed at trial in important trade secret, corporate governance, employment, and white collar criminal cases.
Wilson Sonsini's trial practice has also surged in recent years due to the success we've had representing clients before administrative panels, particularly the International Trade Commission (ITC), the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and the USPTO's Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB).
Lead Trial Counsel Experience Backed by Diverse Professional Backgrounds
Collectively, Wilson Sonsini's litigators have tried several hundred cases either as lead or co-lead trial counsel. Individually, several of Wilson Sonsini's attorneys have previously held significant roles as prosecutors in U.S. Attorneys' Offices, the SEC, the DOJ, the NSD, and other federal enforcement agencies. Others have held roles as prosecutors in county district attorney offices.
Importantly, Wilson Sonsini's trial attorneys have a broad range of subject matter experience. Because the firm's clients touch virtually every sector of the technology industry, our attorneys have a strong fluency in the science and mechanics driving disruptive innovations that are commonly intertwined with legal principles at trial—and have demonstrated the ability to distill complicated subjects into understandable concepts for the benefit of a jury.
Wilson Sonsini's trial attorneys have achieved the respect of clients, opposing counsel, and jurists alike through their professionalism, ability to manage trial teams, and commitment to achieving the best resolution possible for each client.
Areas of Emphasis
Wilson Sonsini's litigation attorneys have recently represented clients at trial in these key areas, among others:
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Overview
An Accomplished Trial Practice with a Formidable Track Record
Wilson Sonsini has an accomplished trial practice led by experienced litigators who have amassed a formidable track record of success representing companies, their officers and directors, and individuals in jury and bench trials heard in federal and state courts, as well as contested matters before administrative agencies.
Wilson Sonsini's trial experience—and a substantial percentage of trial wins—can be traced directly to the firm's antitrust, consumer fraud, and patent litigation practices, which have garnered significant favorable outcomes on behalf of clients since 2000. Our attorneys have also prevailed at trial in important trade secret, corporate governance, employment, and white collar criminal cases.
Wilson Sonsini's trial practice has also surged in recent years due to the success we've had representing clients before administrative panels, particularly the International Trade Commission (ITC), the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and the USPTO's Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB).
Lead Trial Counsel Experience Backed by Diverse Professional Backgrounds
Collectively, Wilson Sonsini's litigators have tried several hundred cases either as lead or co-lead trial counsel. Individually, several of Wilson Sonsini's attorneys have previously held significant roles as prosecutors in U.S. Attorneys' Offices, the SEC, the DOJ, the NSD, and other federal enforcement agencies. Others have held roles as prosecutors in county district attorney offices.
Importantly, Wilson Sonsini's trial attorneys have a broad range of subject matter experience. Because the firm's clients touch virtually every sector of the technology industry, our attorneys have a strong fluency in the science and mechanics driving disruptive innovations that are commonly intertwined with legal principles at trial—and have demonstrated the ability to distill complicated subjects into understandable concepts for the benefit of a jury.
Wilson Sonsini's trial attorneys have achieved the respect of clients, opposing counsel, and jurists alike through their professionalism, ability to manage trial teams, and commitment to achieving the best resolution possible for each client.
Areas of Emphasis
Wilson Sonsini's litigation attorneys have recently represented clients at trial in these key areas, among others:
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Client Highlights
Wilson Sonsini Secures Total Victory for Inhibrx Biosciences in Trade Secret Misappropriation Trial
On November 1, 2024, a federal jury in Delaware unanimously returned a verdict for Wilson Sonsini clients Inhibrx Biosciences and Dr. Brendan Eckelman. Inhibrx and its co-founder, Dr. Eckelman, are at the forefront of developing innovative therapies to combat cancer using the body’s own immune system. Their novel antibodies aim to both inhibit tumor growth and stimulate immune response.
Client Highlights
Wilson Sonsini Secures Complete Victory for Scale Computing in Patent Infringement Trial
On August 22, 2024, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati secured a complete jury victory in a patent infringement trial in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware on behalf of firm client Scale Computing, Inc. Following a four-day trial, the jury unanimously found that Scale Computing’s accused products, including the Scale Computing Platform and its Scale Computing Reliable Independent Block Engine (SCRIBE), did not directly or indirectly infringe DataCore Software Corp.’s data storage patent (U.S. Patent No. 9,344,235). The jury also found all of DataCore’s asserted claims invalid as anticipated by the prior art.
News Articles
Moe Fodeman Inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers
Moe Fodeman has been inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers (ACTL), one of the premier legal associations in North America. The induction ceremony took place before an audience of approximately 625 during the ACTL’s recent Spring Meeting in Phoenix, Arizona.
Client Highlights
Wilson Sonsini Obtains Dismissal at Trial of Claims Against RWE
On December 14, 2023, Judge Jennifer Rochon of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York dismissed claims brought against Wilson Sonsini client RWE, a renewable energy company, following a five-day bench trial.
RWE and its predecessor, Innogy, were sued in a contract dispute arising out of RWE’s acquisition of renewable energy projects, including a wind farm in western New York known as the Cassadaga Project. The plaintiffs sought approximately $70 million in damages.
RWE and its predecessor, Innogy, were sued in a contract dispute arising out of RWE’s acquisition of renewable energy projects, including a wind farm in western New York known as the Cassadaga Project. The plaintiffs sought approximately $70 million in damages.
News Articles
Wilson Sonsini Trial Team Honored with 2023 CLAY Awards
On April 12, 2023, Wilson Sonsini partners Luis Li and Eric Tuttle were selected as recipients of the Daily Journal's 2023 California Lawyer Attorneys of the Year (CLAY) Awards for representing Vanessa Bryant in the widely watched federal civil rights trial against the County of Los Angeles. The CLAY Awards recognize California attorneys across many fields of law whose work made a significant impact during the previous year. The special profile details the events leading up to and major turns in the trial and, finally, the settlement of the case and related claims in February for $28.85 million.
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Client Highlights
Wilson Sonsini Secures Total Victory for Inhibrx Biosciences in Trade Secret Misappropriation Trial
On November 1, 2024, a federal jury in Delaware unanimously returned a verdict for Wilson Sonsini clients Inhibrx Biosciences and Dr. Brendan Eckelman. Inhibrx and its co-founder, Dr. Eckelman, are at the forefront of developing innovative therapies to combat cancer using the body’s own immune system. Their novel antibodies aim to both inhibit tumor growth and stimulate immune response.
Client Highlights
Wilson Sonsini Secures Complete Victory for Scale Computing in Patent Infringement Trial
On August 22, 2024, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati secured a complete jury victory in a patent infringement trial in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware on behalf of firm client Scale Computing, Inc. Following a four-day trial, the jury unanimously found that Scale Computing’s accused products, including the Scale Computing Platform and its Scale Computing Reliable Independent Block Engine (SCRIBE), did not directly or indirectly infringe DataCore Software Corp.’s data storage patent (U.S. Patent No. 9,344,235). The jury also found all of DataCore’s asserted claims invalid as anticipated by the prior art.
News Articles
Moe Fodeman Inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers
Moe Fodeman has been inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers (ACTL), one of the premier legal associations in North America. The induction ceremony took place before an audience of approximately 625 during the ACTL’s recent Spring Meeting in Phoenix, Arizona.
Client Highlights
Wilson Sonsini Obtains Dismissal at Trial of Claims Against RWE
On December 14, 2023, Judge Jennifer Rochon of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York dismissed claims brought against Wilson Sonsini client RWE, a renewable energy company, following a five-day bench trial.
RWE and its predecessor, Innogy, were sued in a contract dispute arising out of RWE’s acquisition of renewable energy projects, including a wind farm in western New York known as the Cassadaga Project. The plaintiffs sought approximately $70 million in damages.
RWE and its predecessor, Innogy, were sued in a contract dispute arising out of RWE’s acquisition of renewable energy projects, including a wind farm in western New York known as the Cassadaga Project. The plaintiffs sought approximately $70 million in damages.
News Articles
Wilson Sonsini Trial Team Honored with 2023 CLAY Awards
On April 12, 2023, Wilson Sonsini partners Luis Li and Eric Tuttle were selected as recipients of the Daily Journal's 2023 California Lawyer Attorneys of the Year (CLAY) Awards for representing Vanessa Bryant in the widely watched federal civil rights trial against the County of Los Angeles. The CLAY Awards recognize California attorneys across many fields of law whose work made a significant impact during the previous year. The special profile details the events leading up to and major turns in the trial and, finally, the settlement of the case and related claims in February for $28.85 million.
Affiliated Programs
USC Gould School of Law 2024 Intellectual Property Institute
Join over 600 IP professionals for a gathering of national speakers and a sophisticated discussion of emerging issues and best practices in copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret, and related fields. Join federal judges, prominent government officials, leading academics, in house counsel, and top practitioners for two days of learning and networking.
Speaking Engagements
MassArbCon Tech Legal 2023
MassArbCon is a comprehensive two-day summit to discuss strategies and trends regarding mass action arbitration. The conference brings subject matter and legal experts involved in different aspects of the law to help attorneys learn about the intricacies of mass actions — from client intake to management, mediations, negotiation, administration, business development, and how law firms can implement technology and automation to lead to digital transformation. Over the past two years, MassArbCon has created a community that celebrates diversity, fosters inclusion, and upholds civility in the legal industry by blending technology and legal expertise.
Affiliated Programs
Race, Religion, and the Corporation: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Two Supreme Court decisions issued on June 29, 2023, promise to fundamentally reshape the relationship between employers and employees. These decisions will make it easier for employees to obtain religious accommodations, and harder for employers to promote diversity. In Groff v. DeJoy, the Court held that Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 requires that employers grant religious accommodations unless doing so imposes a “substantial” hardship on the employer. This standard is significantly more burdensome for employers than the pre-existing de minimis burden test, and could lead to a sharp increase in demands for religious accommodations. In cases against Harvard and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the Court ruled that the universities’ affirmative action admissions programs violate the Constitution’s equal protection clause. The decision effectively ends race-conscious admissions programs, and leaves many businesses concerned about the legality of race-based preferences in hiring, promotions, and contracting. Republican state attorneys general have already sent a letter to CEOs of the 100 largest U.S. companies arguing that the decision also applies to private employers in an effort to force employers to roll back DEI programs and commitments.
Speaking Engagements
Navigating the Law of Trade Secrets and Restrictive Covenants
This two-day program, focusing on trade secret law, will examine some of an organization’s most valuable assets, from cutting-edge technologies to profit-enhancing improvements and beyond. The first half-day session will cover the fundamentals of trade secret law and the laws governing the creation, identification, and protection of trade secrets—including the drafting of agreements governing trade secret use and remedies for misappropriation. The second half-day session will be a more in-depth analysis of trade secrets litigation, mega-verdicts, and recent federal enforcement of restrictive covenant agreements deemed to be violations of the antitrust laws. The panels will include esteemed judges, in-house counsel, representatives from government agencies, and top practitioners examining both the plaintiff and defense side of the law. IP lawyers, employment lawyers, general counsel, and executives should attend.
Affiliated Programs
The McCarthy Institute Distinguished Lecture Series - "The Future of Trade Secret Law"
The McCarthy Institute and the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University are delighted to announce that the article “From Trade Secrecy to Seclusion,” authored by Charles Tait Graves and Sonia K. Katyal, has won the McCarthy Scholarship Award contest.
Events
Affiliated Programs
USC Gould School of Law 2024 Intellectual Property Institute
Join over 600 IP professionals for a gathering of national speakers and a sophisticated discussion of emerging issues and best practices in copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret, and related fields. Join federal judges, prominent government officials, leading academics, in house counsel, and top practitioners for two days of learning and networking.
Speaking Engagements
MassArbCon Tech Legal 2023
MassArbCon is a comprehensive two-day summit to discuss strategies and trends regarding mass action arbitration. The conference brings subject matter and legal experts involved in different aspects of the law to help attorneys learn about the intricacies of mass actions — from client intake to management, mediations, negotiation, administration, business development, and how law firms can implement technology and automation to lead to digital transformation. Over the past two years, MassArbCon has created a community that celebrates diversity, fosters inclusion, and upholds civility in the legal industry by blending technology and legal expertise.
Affiliated Programs
Race, Religion, and the Corporation: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Two Supreme Court decisions issued on June 29, 2023, promise to fundamentally reshape the relationship between employers and employees. These decisions will make it easier for employees to obtain religious accommodations, and harder for employers to promote diversity. In Groff v. DeJoy, the Court held that Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 requires that employers grant religious accommodations unless doing so imposes a “substantial” hardship on the employer. This standard is significantly more burdensome for employers than the pre-existing de minimis burden test, and could lead to a sharp increase in demands for religious accommodations. In cases against Harvard and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the Court ruled that the universities’ affirmative action admissions programs violate the Constitution’s equal protection clause. The decision effectively ends race-conscious admissions programs, and leaves many businesses concerned about the legality of race-based preferences in hiring, promotions, and contracting. Republican state attorneys general have already sent a letter to CEOs of the 100 largest U.S. companies arguing that the decision also applies to private employers in an effort to force employers to roll back DEI programs and commitments.
Speaking Engagements
Navigating the Law of Trade Secrets and Restrictive Covenants
This two-day program, focusing on trade secret law, will examine some of an organization’s most valuable assets, from cutting-edge technologies to profit-enhancing improvements and beyond. The first half-day session will cover the fundamentals of trade secret law and the laws governing the creation, identification, and protection of trade secrets—including the drafting of agreements governing trade secret use and remedies for misappropriation. The second half-day session will be a more in-depth analysis of trade secrets litigation, mega-verdicts, and recent federal enforcement of restrictive covenant agreements deemed to be violations of the antitrust laws. The panels will include esteemed judges, in-house counsel, representatives from government agencies, and top practitioners examining both the plaintiff and defense side of the law. IP lawyers, employment lawyers, general counsel, and executives should attend.
Affiliated Programs
The McCarthy Institute Distinguished Lecture Series - "The Future of Trade Secret Law"
The McCarthy Institute and the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University are delighted to announce that the article “From Trade Secrecy to Seclusion,” authored by Charles Tait Graves and Sonia K. Katyal, has won the McCarthy Scholarship Award contest.
Colleen Bal
Partner
Colleen represents clients in IP, commercial, privacy, and antitrust litigation.
Amy H. Candido
Partner
Amy Candido is a trial lawyer who focuses on high-stakes, complex intellectual property matters. She has extensive experience litigating patents, trade secrets, copyrights, and other IP in “bet the company” cases nationwide on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants. Amy has tried numerous jury and bench trials, securing courtroom victories in a variety of difficult cases. Her trial victories include The National Law Journal’s Top Verdict of 2014 and three complete defense verdicts in the Eastern District of Texas.
Christopher Chiou
Partner
Chris Chiou is a litigation partner in the Los Angeles office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati. He represents clients in high-stakes complex commercial litigation and investigations, with an emphasis on business disputes. Chris is experienced in all stages of litigation, from counseling clients before lawsuits are filed through trying cases before juries. He also leads internal investigations on behalf of corporations and advises them on compliance issues, including providing Foreign Corrupt Practices Act training to executives at multinational companies. Chris is certified by the International Association of Privacy Professionals in information privacy and data protection.
Before joining the firm, Chris served as Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Nevada. As the district’s chief federal law enforcement officer, he oversaw criminal and civil cases brought on behalf of the United States, including financial litigation cases, and prosecuted cybercrime (particularly ransomware and business email compromise), white collar crime, and public corruption. In 2021, Chris served on a nationwide task force to determine how the U.S. Department of Justice can more effectively combat hate crimes and hate incidents.
Chris was previously a partner at Jenner & Block, where he helped start the Los Angeles office in 2009.
Before joining the firm, Chris served as Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Nevada. As the district’s chief federal law enforcement officer, he oversaw criminal and civil cases brought on behalf of the United States, including financial litigation cases, and prosecuted cybercrime (particularly ransomware and business email compromise), white collar crime, and public corruption. In 2021, Chris served on a nationwide task force to determine how the U.S. Department of Justice can more effectively combat hate crimes and hate incidents.
Chris was previously a partner at Jenner & Block, where he helped start the Los Angeles office in 2009.
Leo Cunningham
Partner
Leo is a former federal prosecutor who represents clients in sensitive litigation matters, including federal and state court trials.
John P. Flynn
Partner
John is a veteran trial lawyer with 30 years of experience in high-stakes, enterprise-threatening corporate and commercial litigation.
Charles Tait Graves
Partner
Tait represents clients in trade secret disputes and provides strategic legal counsel on complex trade secret issues.
Tarek J. Helou
Partner
Tarek represents companies in internal investigations and defends companies and individuals in significant and multi-jurisdictional government enforcement actions.
Steffen N. Johnson
Partner
Steffen Johnson is an experienced appellate practitioner who co-chairs the firm's national Supreme Court and Appellate practice.
Luis Li
Partner
An accomplished trial lawyer and fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, Luis Li has led and played an integral role in numerous high-stakes, high-profile trials for a wide range of clients and has tried dozens of cases to verdict in state and federal courts across the country. Luis is consistently recognized in the Chambers USA guide, where his clients have described him as “Spectacular in court with a limitless pool of skills – down to earth and can talk to a jury” and as a “Top trial lawyer - just outstanding on his feet in front of a jury in court.” His experience includes complex business litigation, corporate crisis management, internal investigations, white collar criminal defense, and international enforcement matters. Luis has represented a variety of leading companies and individuals across a range of industries, including technology, biotech, aerospace, media and entertainment, sports, oil and gas, social media, and cultural institutions. His background as a former assistant United States attorney has served to establish him as a trusted advisor for the most complex cases and sensitive internal corporate investigations.
Matthew Macdonald
Partner
Matthew Macdonald focuses on high-stakes litigation in federal and state courts across the country, with experience defending clients in cutting-edge disputes in technology, life sciences, intellectual property, and other areas.
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Colleen Bal
Partner
Colleen represents clients in IP, commercial, privacy, and antitrust litigation.
Amy H. Candido
Partner
Amy Candido is a trial lawyer who focuses on high-stakes, complex intellectual property matters. She has extensive experience litigating patents, trade secrets, copyrights, and other IP in “bet the company” cases nationwide on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants. Amy has tried numerous jury and bench trials, securing courtroom victories in a variety of difficult cases. Her trial victories include The National Law Journal’s Top Verdict of 2014 and three complete defense verdicts in the Eastern District of Texas.
Christopher Chiou
Partner
Chris Chiou is a litigation partner in the Los Angeles office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati. He represents clients in high-stakes complex commercial litigation and investigations, with an emphasis on business disputes. Chris is experienced in all stages of litigation, from counseling clients before lawsuits are filed through trying cases before juries. He also leads internal investigations on behalf of corporations and advises them on compliance issues, including providing Foreign Corrupt Practices Act training to executives at multinational companies. Chris is certified by the International Association of Privacy Professionals in information privacy and data protection.
Before joining the firm, Chris served as Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Nevada. As the district’s chief federal law enforcement officer, he oversaw criminal and civil cases brought on behalf of the United States, including financial litigation cases, and prosecuted cybercrime (particularly ransomware and business email compromise), white collar crime, and public corruption. In 2021, Chris served on a nationwide task force to determine how the U.S. Department of Justice can more effectively combat hate crimes and hate incidents.
Chris was previously a partner at Jenner & Block, where he helped start the Los Angeles office in 2009.
Before joining the firm, Chris served as Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Nevada. As the district’s chief federal law enforcement officer, he oversaw criminal and civil cases brought on behalf of the United States, including financial litigation cases, and prosecuted cybercrime (particularly ransomware and business email compromise), white collar crime, and public corruption. In 2021, Chris served on a nationwide task force to determine how the U.S. Department of Justice can more effectively combat hate crimes and hate incidents.
Chris was previously a partner at Jenner & Block, where he helped start the Los Angeles office in 2009.
Leo Cunningham
Partner
Leo is a former federal prosecutor who represents clients in sensitive litigation matters, including federal and state court trials.
John P. Flynn
Partner
John is a veteran trial lawyer with 30 years of experience in high-stakes, enterprise-threatening corporate and commercial litigation.
Charles Tait Graves
Partner
Tait represents clients in trade secret disputes and provides strategic legal counsel on complex trade secret issues.
Tarek J. Helou
Partner
Tarek represents companies in internal investigations and defends companies and individuals in significant and multi-jurisdictional government enforcement actions.
Steffen N. Johnson
Partner
Steffen Johnson is an experienced appellate practitioner who co-chairs the firm's national Supreme Court and Appellate practice.
Luis Li
Partner
An accomplished trial lawyer and fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, Luis Li has led and played an integral role in numerous high-stakes, high-profile trials for a wide range of clients and has tried dozens of cases to verdict in state and federal courts across the country. Luis is consistently recognized in the Chambers USA guide, where his clients have described him as “Spectacular in court with a limitless pool of skills – down to earth and can talk to a jury” and as a “Top trial lawyer - just outstanding on his feet in front of a jury in court.” His experience includes complex business litigation, corporate crisis management, internal investigations, white collar criminal defense, and international enforcement matters. Luis has represented a variety of leading companies and individuals across a range of industries, including technology, biotech, aerospace, media and entertainment, sports, oil and gas, social media, and cultural institutions. His background as a former assistant United States attorney has served to establish him as a trusted advisor for the most complex cases and sensitive internal corporate investigations.
Matthew Macdonald
Partner
Matthew Macdonald focuses on high-stakes litigation in federal and state courts across the country, with experience defending clients in cutting-edge disputes in technology, life sciences, intellectual property, and other areas.
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Client Highlights
Wilson Sonsini Secures Complete Trial Victory for RWE
On November 19, 2024, firm client RWE achieved a complete trial victory following years of hard-fought litigation, culminating in a five-day bench trial in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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Client Highlights
Wilson Sonsini Secures Total Victory for Inhibrx Biosciences in Trade Secret Misappropriation Trial
On November 1, 2024, a federal jury in Delaware unanimously returned a verdict for Wilson Sonsini clients Inhibrx Biosciences and Dr. Brendan Eckelman. Inhibrx and its co-founder, Dr. Eckelman, are at the forefront of developing innovative therapies to combat cancer using the body’s own immune system. Their novel antibodies aim to both inhibit tumor growth and stimulate immune response.
Learn More
Recent Events
Affiliated Programs
USC Gould School of Law 2024 Intellectual Property Institute
Join over 600 IP professionals for a gathering of national speakers and a sophisticated discussion of emerging issues and best practices in copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret, and related fields. Join federal judges, prominent government officials, leading academics, in house counsel, and top practitioners for two days of learning and networking.
Learn More
Speaking Engagements
MassArbCon Tech Legal 2023
MassArbCon is a comprehensive two-day summit to discuss strategies and trends regarding mass action arbitration. The conference brings subject matter and legal experts involved in different aspects of the law to help attorneys learn about the intricacies of mass actions — from client intake to management, mediations, negotiation, administration, business development, and how law firms can implement technology and automation to lead to digital transformation. Over the past two years, MassArbCon has created a community that celebrates diversity, fosters inclusion, and upholds civility in the legal industry by blending technology and legal expertise.
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