Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout Outs
Two Latham teams were recognized for knocking out a securities class action against our client Skillz Inc., and for a rare win at the PTAB for our client InductEV.
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Two Latham teams were recognized for knocking out a securities class action against our client Skillz Inc., and for a rare win at the PTAB for our client InductEV.
Law360 Named Latham an Appellate Group of the Year for winning four of five cases argued before the Supreme Court last term, including unanimous opinions involving international arbitration and a tax levy challenge.
Firm recognized by Law360 for market-leading transactional tax and tax controversy work.