Practice notes and case framings, written by the partners who ran the matters they describe. No client is identifiable from anything here.
Most firms say "partner-led" and mean a partner signs the engagement letter. We mean something more specific — and the difference shows up in the record.
A second request is not a document production exercise. It is a litigation. Treating it like the former is the most common — and most expensive — mistake general counsel make.
In most class actions, the case is decided at certification — not at trial. The defendants who win are the defendants who litigate as if Rule 23 is the merits.
Chapter 11 and a parallel UK scheme of arrangement are two proceedings, two courts, and two judges. The side that runs them as one record almost always wins.
An SEC enforcement investigation is decided in the months before it formally exists. By the time the first subpoena lands, the charging theory is already taking shape.
