Quinn Emanuel’s Robert Feldman pulled an ace out of his sleeve in an effort to get a major economic espionage case dismissed, arguing that an obscure rule of criminal procedure meant his Chinese clients had never been served properly.
Choices
At S.F. Superior Court the real race has traditionally been for the No. 2 role, since it was considered a guaranteed path to the top spot. But, this year a surprise rival is challenging the heir apparent in the election for presiding judge.
Jousting
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