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Webcasts January 29, 2026
Webcasts: Gibson Dunn’s Annual California MCLE Blitz – 2026
Leading practitioners from our Los Angeles, Orange County, San Francisco, and Palo Alto offices hosted Gibson Dunn’s annual complimentary MCLE …
Firm News December 4, 2025
Gibson Dunn Secures Reversal of Class Certification for Folgers in Published Eighth Circuit Decision
Gibson Dunn represented the J.M. Smucker Co. on appeal after a series of class actions across the country were consolidated in a multidistrict litigation before the Western District of Missouri
In the Media July 2, 2025
Gibson Dunn’s Supreme Court Immigration Win Highlighted by The Texas Lawbook
The Texas Lawbook has featured a Gibson Dunn team’s partial victory in the U.S. Supreme Court in a significant immigration case.
Accolades May 12, 2025
Partner Theane Evangelis Honored with 2025 California Lawyer Award of the Year (CLAY)
Partner Theane Evangelis, Co-Chair of our Global Litigation Practice Group, has been honored by the Los Angeles Daily Journal with a 2025 California Lawyer Award of the Year (CLAY) in the Class Action category for the landmark 2024 U.S. Supreme Court win in City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson et al.
Firm News February 28, 2025
Gibson Dunn Secures Unanimous Supreme Court Victory for Dewberry Group, Securing Vacatur of $43 Million Award
The Supreme Court issued a unanimous win for Gibson Dunn client Dewberry Group in a landmark opinion addressing available profits-related remedies under the Lanham Act.
Client Alert February 26, 2025
Supreme Court Holds That Courts Must Respect Corporate Distinctions When Awarding Disgorgement Under The Lanham Act
The Supreme Court unanimously held that a court awarding disgorgement of the “defendant’s profits” under the Lanham Act cannot include the profits of the defendant’s non‑party corporate affiliates.
Client Alert July 1, 2024
Supreme Court Holds That Six-Year Limitations Period For Administrative Procedure Act Claims Runs From The Plaintiff’s Injury, Not The Rule’s Promulgation
Today, the Supreme Court held 6–3 that the six-year clock to bring a claim under the Administrative Procedure Act starts when an agency rule injures the plaintiff, not when the agency issues the rule.
Client Alert June 28, 2024
Supreme Court Holds That The Eighth Amendment Does Not Prevent Enforcement of Camping Regulations On Public Property
The Supreme Court held 6–3 that the constitutional prohibition on “cruel and unusual punishments” does not forbid low-level fines and jail terms for camping on public property.