Theft of Trade Secrets regarding Physician Networks
A physician network claimed that a hospital group used confidential information it obtained from their business relationship to set up a competing network.
In re General Motors LLC Ignition Switch Litigation
A U.S. district court judge granted General Motors’ motion for summary judgment.
Johannessohn et al. v. Polaris Industries Inc.
The court declined to certify the class in this product liability litigation, ruling that the plaintiffs had no standing and failed to fulfill predominance requirements.
Federal Communications Commission Proceedings
Cornerstone Research provided economic consulting in FCC proceedings related to competition in mobile wireless, broadband services, and special access services provided by local exchange carriers.
Copyright Royalty Board Proceedings
Cornerstone Research has consulted with attorneys and supported experts in various Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) proceedings.
Allegations of Accounting Firm Liability
The arbitration panel found in favor of the audit firm on all counts in this auditor liability case.
Auditor Independence: Individual Auditor
Our expert’s analysis showed that the audit partner did not impair his independence as a result of the non-audit services provided to the audit client.
Heldt et al. v. Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.
The jury rendered a unanimous verdict in favor of our client in this alleged discrimination class action.
Evaluation of Fairness Opinions
In a case involving a hostile takeover attempt, counsel for a target company retained Cornerstone Research to analyze the valuations prepared by the acquirer and target’s financial advisors.
Morgan et al. v. U.S. Soccer Federation Inc.
The judge ruled in favor of the defendant’s motion for summary judgment on all equal pay claims in this Title VII case.
Frederick Hsu Living Trust v. ODN Holding Corp. et al.
The Delaware Court of Chancery found in favor of our client, a private equity firm, after a ten-day trial.
Mooney et al. v. Diversified Business Communications et al.
The Superior Court of Massachusetts ruled in favor of the majority shareholder, finding the opposing damages expert’s assumptions “not to be true.”
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