We successfully defeated a foreign crypto-casino’s efforts to unmask our client, who uses Kraken’s platform as a cryptocurrency wallet. We persuaded the District Court to permit our client to intervene and to file a motion to quash the foreign crypto-casino’s 28 U.S.C. § 1782 application for discovery into Kraken, then we ultimately convinced the Court to deny the application as a matter of discretion, allowing our client to preserve his anonymity.

We represented the City of Social Circle, Georgia, in a federal action challenging ICE's proposed conversion of a one-million-square-foot warehouse into a 10,000-bed immigration detention center. Our challenge stated that ICE acquired the property without adequate environmental review or consideration of the project's major impact on the community and the town’s water and sewer infrastructure. After we filed suit, ICE abandoned its plans and announced that it would seek to dispose of the property.

We successfully represented Google in an arbitration against former employees Anthony Levandowski and Lior Ron, obtaining a ruling that they breached their duties and employment agreements in connection with their founding of a competing self-driving car business while working at Google. Their competing business, Otto, was sold to Uber for a reported price of $680 million. Following a two-week arbitration hearing, a three-judge panel awarded Google a $179 million judgment that was later confirmed by the San Francisco Superior Court.

We secured summary judgment for our client, the former Chairman of a biotech start-up company that tried to develop and commercialize an islet-cell suspension treatment for people with insulin-dependent diabetes. The lawsuit was brought by the company’s former CEO and certain shareholders against the company’s officers, directors, and creditors and sought over $100 million in damages.