Andersen Consulting v. Arthur Andersen and Andersen Worldwide
In an international arbitration, Cornerstone Research supported the claimants, the Andersen Consulting firms (Andersen Consulting), in their breach of contract claim against the Arthur Andersen firms (Arthur Andersen) and Andersen…
Fyffes Insider Trading Litigation
In the first civil case to reach trial under Ireland’s Companies Act of 1990, counsel for Fyffes plc (Fyffes) retained Cornerstone Research to explore the potential effect of inside information…
Latin American Infrastructure Breach of Contract Dispute
Counsel for a Latin American government retained Cornerstone Research, Professor René Stulz of The Ohio State University, and Dr. Laura Simmons of the College of William and Mary to assess…
South American Regulation and Insurance Dispute
After a power plant in South America defaulted on certain debt obligations, a dispute arose between two insurers regarding a political risk insurance policy.
Tax Treatment of a Partnership
Cornerstone Research examined the economic substance of a partnership, addressing whether the partnership had features of an equity investment.
U.K. Financial Services Information Technology Dispute
In an arbitration held in London, counsel for the respondent retained Cornerstone Research, Professor Paul Gompers of the Harvard Business School, and Professor Eric Clemons of the Wharton School in…
St. Clair Combs et al. v. Case et al.
Counsel for Grove Farm, a privately held company in Hawaii, retained Cornerstone Research and Professor Michael Klausner of Stanford University to examine the actions of its board in two lawsuits…
Computer Video Games
A regional consumer products distributor alleged that the depiction of a vehicle and its driver in the defendant’s series of video games infringed its trademarks and trade dress.
Neon Systems, Inc. v. New Era of Networks, Inc.
Neon Systems, a provider of middleware software, sued New Era of Networks, another provider of middleware software, for wrongful misappropriation of the “NEON” mark.
Computer Software Industry
In a landmark case for the computer software industry, a company was accused of infringing a competitor’s copyright on several features of a particular computer application program.
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