Ross Todd is an Editor/Columnist at the Am Law Litigation Daily. He covers a wide range of topics related to law and legal affairs, with a particular focus on litigation, civil lawsuits, and the intersection of legal issues with the sports industry. Ross has been featured in The American Lawyer, PropertyCasualty360.com, and FeedBlitz, LLC.
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Runners-up this week include litigators from Quinn Emanuel and Cooley. 7 minute read October 16, 2026 at 07:25 AM
By: Ross Todd
Gibson Dunn's Theodore Boutrous Jr., Katie Townsend and Connor Sullivan followed an emergency win restoring their clients' White House access with a preliminary injunction finding likely First Amendment violations.
By: Ross Todd
“Obviously, any litigator has an ego, but if you think the way you're approaching a problem or a case or a trial is the only way to approach it, you're wrong.”
By: Ross Todd
No objections. No rules of evidence. No neutral judge. Congressional investigations present a very different set of rules of engagement for even the most seasoned litigators.
By: Ross Todd
No objections. No rules of evidence. No neutral judge. Congressional investigations present a very different set of rules of engagement for even the most seasoned litigators.
Coblentz partner Fred Alvarez offered a simple test for whether litigators have built the relationships they need: “If their first call isn't to you ... then you become a service provider.”
By: Ross Todd
"I suppose the case that I took on that made me really appreciate the role that lawyers can play and the impact they can have on history was when I represented Elian Gonzalez's father," Craig said. "It was perhaps my most meaningful."
This week's Runners-Up include litigators from Reese Marketos, Quinn Emanuel, Pillsbury, Dorf Nelson & Zauderer, Cooley and Gibson Dunn.
A trial team led by Randi McGinn of McGinn Montoya Love Curry & Sievers and Corban Rhodes of DiCello Levitt secured the judgment for the state of New Mexico this week from First Judicial District Court Judge Francis Mathew. A Santa Fe jury previously found nearly 43.9 million willful violations of the state's Unfair Practices Act via Meta's statements about how it handles user data.
Greg Craig wanted to be his own lawyer when he became a criminal defendant. What he ultimately appreciated about his defense counsel was simple: “He listened to me.”
