What do we do?
We represent public figures and well-known institutions in significant high-profile disputes. These matters are often handled under the glare of intense media attention.

What have we done lately?

• Won reversal of conviction of Enron CEO Kenneth Lay following his death, and continue to represent his estate in ongoing litigation.
• Successfully negotiated on behalf of the Archdiocese of Boston a landmark settlement of over 500 clergy abuse cases. For a description of an associate's role in this matter, click here.
• Pursuing judgment against defendants accused of defrauding El Salvadoran charities out of contributions intended for earthquake relief. For a description of an associate's role in this matter, click here. 
• Achieved a landmark agreement with the Duane Reade chain of drug stores on behalf of our client, Disabled in Action, to improve access to stores for New Yorkers with mobility impairments.
• Defeated a residency challenge by the Massachusetts Democratic party to then-gubernatorial candidate Mitt Romney, based on his years of service in Utah as CEO of the Salt Lake Olympic Organizing Committee.
• Represented group of Chilean victims of former dictator Augusto Pinochet in settlement with bank involved in concealing Pinochet's assets.