It’s often unsexy work that leads to sexy results in white-collar defense work.

Joel Cohen and Lee Dunst of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher last week scored a rare order dismissing a federal criminal indictment against their client real estate developer Robert Morgan, whom federal prosecutors last year accused of inflating the values of residential properties to get outsized loans.

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