Media Mentions
2008
On September 1 McDermott Will & Emery was profiled in The National Law Journal in an article titled, "McDermott's IP litigation team tallies jury trial wins." The article highlights McDermott's intellectual property litigation team including, Sarah Columbia, Joel Freed, Terry McMahon and Fay Morisseau, "rack[ing] up five mainly favorable jury trial verdicts in the course of five months in five different federal districts." The article notes, "...[I]t's an unusual string of results in an era when most cases don't even go to trial. The trials took place in federal courts in California, Delaware, Massachusetts, Texas and Wisconsin." Mr. Morisseau commented, "What we do better than anyone else in the country is we work across offices to pull the people with the skills needed and we are not hesitant to take a case to trial."
Sarah Chapin Columbia, Joel M. Freed, Terrence P. McMahon, Fay Morisseau, Intellectual Property, Media & Technology, Litigation - IP, Media & Tech
Joel M. Freed was recognized in the 2008 issue of the Legal Times Almanac of Leading Lawyers. Mr. Freed was noted for his work in Intergraph Corp. v. Intel Corp., a case that struck the balance between intellectual property and antitrust in favor of intellectual property.
Joel M. Freed, Antitrust - IP, Media & Tech, Intellectual Property, Media & Technology, Litigation - IP, Media & Tech
2007
The Washingtonian released its fifth list of "Big Guns" in the December 2007 issue. The Washingtonian selects "Big Guns" based on peer recommendations and follow-up interviews. The following McDermott lawyers were named "Big Guns": Bobby R. Burchfield, Joel M. Freed, Abbe D. Lowell and Blake D. Rubin.
Bobby R. Burchfield, Joel M. Freed, Abbe D. Lowell, Blake D. Rubin, Intellectual Property, Media & Technology, Tax, Trial
