It was a trial to remember for Morgan, Lewis & Bockius partner Grace Speights, lead defense attorney for PBS against Tavis Smiley—and not just because she defeated a million-dollar labor and employment claim against her client in a high-profile case.

She also won a million and a half—and she did it with a hundred-year-old movie morals contract clause that no one seems to remember ever using before.

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