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Firm News 35 results

Firm News | 1 min read | 04.02.24

The Los Angeles Times Honors Chahira Solh and Tiffany Aguiar in 2024 OC Inspirational Women Leadership Awards

L.A. Times B2B Publishing honored Crowell & Moring’s Chahira Solh and Tiffany Aguiar at the 2024 Orange County Inspirational Women Forum & Leadership Awards. Solh was named a finalist in the Executive: Midsize Company category and Aguiar was named a finalist in the Rising Star category. The awards recognize professionals who demonstrate “exemplary leadership qualities within their companies and impacted change across OC communities over the past two years.”

Firm News | 2 min read | 01.11.24

Crowell Names Mark Fenoughty as CFO

Washington –January 11, 2024: Crowell & Moring announced today that Mark Fenoughty, an experienced senior financial executive, has joined the firm as its new Chief Financial Officer. Fenoughty will lead the firm's finance and accounting functions and play a key role in driving the firm’s business priorities.

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Firm News | 2 min read | 12.04.23

The Los Angeles Times Names Crowell & Moring Partners Chahira Solh and Dan Sasse Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Accessibility Visionaries

The Los Angeles Times B2B Publishing has named Chahira Solh and Daniel A. Sasse as Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Accessibility Visionaries, describing the Crowell & Moring LLP partners as the region’s “most influential and innovative thought leaders who are driving change, holding companies accountable, and helping employees feel more valued.” The pair of firm leaders have established groundbreaking DEIA strategies, according to the publication.

Client Alerts 16 results

Client Alert | 2 min read | 03.31.22

Key Takeaways From Crowell’s 2022 Transportation & Logistics Industry Workshop

Crowell & Moring held its Transportation & Logistics workshop on Thursday, March 10, 2022 in Dana Point, California. The conference featured key developments and trends in the transportation sector and legal strategies to support supply chain resiliency in the midst of industry uncertainty, evolving regulatory regimes, and unprecedented workforce challenges. Conference participants included transportation leaders and decision-makers across retail, food & beverage, hospitality, telecommunications, healthcare, rail, automotive, aviation, surface, maritime, mobility, shipping, logistics, and beyond. Topics included:

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Client Alert | 2 min read | 10.07.21

Ninth Circuit Limits Nationwide Antitrust Class Actions By Indirect Purchasers

Last week the Ninth Circuit struck a nationwide class of over 200 million cell-phone buyers in Stromberg v. Qualcomm Inc.. A nationwide consumer class can seek immense antitrust damages – here plaintiffs estimated a “lower bound” of $4.8 billion. The Ninth Circuit’s decision not only prohibits nationwide indirect purchaser classes bringing claims under California’s antitrust law, but imperils multi-state classes similar to those certified in past cases. Stromberg also has wider implications for nationwide antitrust class actions as other states consider expanding their antitrust laws.

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Client Alert | 5 min read | 06.23.21

NCAA v. Alston Signals Peril for the NCAA’s Amateurism Defense But Implications for Antitrust Go Well-Beyond Collegiate Sports

On Monday, the Supreme Court dealt a unanimous blow to the NCAA in NCAA v. Alston, 594 U. S. ____ (2021). The Court not only ruled against the NCAA on the issue of whether it can ban member schools from providing certain education-related benefits to their players, but it also invited challenges to the NCAA’s ban on other forms of athlete compensation. The decision capped years of litigation regarding the NCAA’s rules restricting various forms of such compensation and is likely to influence the course of those rules for years to come. As the Court’s most recent examination of the Sherman Act, however, the decision has broader implications. It will influence antitrust litigation more generally and includes discussions that will be touted by antitrust plaintiffs and defendants alike.

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Press Coverage 22 results

Press Coverage | 01.16.24

Kirkland, Cooley, Crowell Bring 'Real Impact' C-Suite Leaders To Start The Year

The American Lawyer

Press Coverage | 01.11.24

DLA Piper Exec Moves To Crowell & Morning As New CFO

Law360

Press Coverage | 12.18.23

Qatar Making Big Moves For Women’s Equality: Crowell and Moring Executive Committee Chair

Qatar Tribune

Publications 5 results

Publication | 01.18.17

Antitrust – The Return of "Trial By Formula"?

Crowell & Moring's Litigation Forecast 2017

A recent Supreme Court case creates new opportunities for dealing with class certification issues that often are critical to antitrust cases. In March 2016, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Tyson Foods, Inc. v. Bouaphakeo, upholding the lower court’s certification of a class suing Tyson. Although the case involved a violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act, it will have repercussions for antitrust litigation strategies, as well.

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Publication | 09.01.15

Pharmaceutical Litigation Update: Changing Landscape

The Antitrust Counselor, ABA Section of Antitrust Law's Corporate Counseling Committee, Vol. 10.1

Publication | 03.01.12

Pricing Fundamentals Series

The American Bar Association Antitrust Section Pricing Conduct Committee's Newsletter, "Price Point"

Events 8 results

Event | 10.09.19 - 10.11.19, 5:00 PM PDT - 5:00 PM PDT

2019 California Lawyers Association Annual Meeting: Antitrust, UCL and Privacy Section

The California Lawyers Association's (CLA) 2019 Annual Meeting is a three-day event offering connection, industry insights, and business solutions.

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Event | 06.13.18, 4:30 AM PDT - 6:30 AM PDT

ACC-SFBA - Affirmative Recovery Litigation: Bringing Value to Your Company

Litigation can be a dirty word for corporate legal departments. However, the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel's (ACC-SFBA) session will focus on how affirmative recovery litigation can provide an important revenue stream for a company. Opportunities for recovery can arise out of findings by the U.S. Department of Justice of illegal conspiratorial or anti-competitive conduct. Or a company may find itself in a position where it needs to take on a competitor, customer, or supplier because of egregious behavior. No matter the cause, contemplating litigation to recover or redress a legal issue needs careful assessment, planning, and execution.

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Event | 02.12.16, 12:00 AM UTC - 12:00 AM UTC

Federal Bar Association's 2016 Fashion Law Conference

The program is organized by the The Federal Bar Association in collaboration with CAREER SERVICES at The New School.

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