A nine-figure jury verdict win is impressive under any circumstances. But everything that led up to the East Texas verdict Maria Boyce and Cristina Rodriguez of Hogan Lovells scored for client ResMan makes it all the more impressive.
March 26, 2021 at 07:30 AM
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A nine-figure jury verdict win is impressive under any circumstances.
But everything that led up to last week’s $152 million contract and trade secret verdict that Maria Wyckoff Boyce and Cristina Espinosa Rodriguez of Hogan Lovells landed for client ResMan makes it all the more impressive.
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Maria Wyckoff Boyce, left, and Cristina E. Rodriguez, right, partners with Hogan Lovells. (Courtesy photos,)
