It’s a situation that any attorney would dread: you have the most effective and innovative trial technology to present your case. But when it’s show time, a judge dismisses the use of trial tech, or the assigned courtroom is older than many of the jurors themselves.
Brian M. Lutz, a partner at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, is familiar with this challenge, having faced it in a case where he sought to stop “a hostile takeover case on behalf of a Bay Area pharmaceutical company … on the premise [the takeover] was based on confidential information.”
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