Litigation Spring 2011

Overexposed

Steven Donziger let a camera crew follow him as he battled Chevron Corporation in Ecuador. Chevron stripped away his attorney-client privilege and now claims that those films show proof of fraud. Just what was Donziger thinking, as the cameras rolled?

Features

Damaging Discovery

The inside story of how the biggest copyright infringement verdict in U.S. history was essentially won before the case ever went to trial.

On the Right Track

More and more big clients are pressing law firms to deliver greater value for the money they get. Firms, in turn, are increasingly employing project management strategies to meet those goals.

 

Departments

Developments

How Much Is Too Much?

A fight over attorneys' fees helps keep Cobell case unresolved.

Litigation Funding Gone Wrong

Spat between financer and financed hints at practice's pitfalls.

Lawyer Ted Frank aims to curb abusive class action settlements.

In East Texas, the End of an Era

Patent suit fan Judge T. John Ward gets ready to retire.

 

E-Discovery

Back in the Race

 

Adjourned

Doing Double Duty

A litigator tackles a rare federal circuit twofer.

 

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