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We surveyed 1,300 Americans across demographics to understand their attitudes – and the implications for our clients’ business and legal strategies.
American Lawyer Names Orrick Top 10 on 2025 A-List
1 minute read | August.15.2025
This marks Orrick’s ninth year in a row on the top 10.
Client Results & News
PayPal Secures Another Victory in Consolidated Honey Browser Extension Cases
2 minute read | December.03.2025
The win was recognized in American Lawyer’s Litigator of the Week column and reported by The Recorder.
Appellate Victory Expands Access to Justice for Millions of New Yorkers
2 minute read | August.19.2025
The decision upholds the right of plaintiffs to recover attorney fees as prevailing parties – even where the state voluntarily provides relief.
Broadview Appellate Victory Offers Strong Support for Renewables Projects
2 minute read | September.15.2025
Broadview secured an appellate win this week that increases flexibility for financing and building hybrid renewable-plus-storage projects.
American Lawyer Again Selects Orrick As IP Litigation Department of the Year Finalist; Josh Rosenkranz Is Litigator of the Year Finalist an Unprecedented 4th Time
2 minute read | August.19.2025
American Lawyer will announce the overall winners in mid-November.
Former FTC General Counsel Anisha Dasgupta Joins Orrick’s Supreme Court & Appellate Practice
2 minute read | July.01.2025
Having argued more than 50 federal and state appeals, Anisha brings a distinguished record in antitrust appellate litigation, among other matters.
Regeneron Secures $407M Jury Verdict in Major Antitrust Win that Earns American Lawyer Litigators of the Week Top Honors
2 minute read | May.16.2025
This verdict will ensure that patients continue to have access to Regeneron’s lifesaving, cholesterol-reducing drug Praluent.
Eric Hochstadt Joins Orrick as Head of Antitrust Litigation
2 minute read | January.30.2025
We’re excited to welcome Eric Hochstadt, who has played a pivotal role in shaping modern antitrust law.
Insights
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When Sanctions Clash with Individual Rights: the UK Supreme Court Considers the Conflict Between Sanctions and Human Rights
by Mark Beeley and Alexander A. Witt
8 minute read | August.07.2025
The UK Supreme Court upheld Russia-related sanctions in Shvidler v. Secretary of State, ruling they lawfully balanced national interests and ...
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Determination on a Summary Basis: A New Weapon in the Arsenal Following the Arbitration Act 2025
by Mark Beeley, Sarah Stockley and Benjamin Stafford
2 minute read | August.01.2025
On 1 August 2025, the remaining substantive provisions of the Arbitration Act 2025 (the "AA 2025") entered into force and included a new power.
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Fuelling a Greener Future? Navigating the Promise and Pitfalls of Hydrogen Fuel Cells
by Mark Beeley, Sarah Stockley and Benjamin Stafford
4 minute read | July.22.2025
Players across both the aviation and wider energy industries are pursuing projects to develop hydrogen fuel cells. We examine some of the ...
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Marc Shapiro on Labcorp v. Davis: What’s Next for Class Actions?
by Marc R. Shapiro
1 minute read | July.18.2025
Marc spoke with CDR about the fallout from the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision.
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Supreme Court Declines to Resolve Circuit Split on Certifying Classes with Uninjured Class Members
by Marc R. Shapiro, Matthew D. LaBrie and Ian Hawkes
2 minute read | June.10.2025
The debate over Rule 23(b)(3) and predominance continues, leaving resolution of the circuit split to future cases.
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Attorney-Client Privilege in Global Disputes: How Canadian In House Counsel Can Safeguard Secrets in Cross-Border Litigation
by Tim Carroll
1 minute read | June.20.2024
In a new article in Law360, Orrick’s Tim Carroll explores similarities and differences in privilege and privilege waiver in Canada, the U.S. and EU.
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