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Accolades March 7, 2025

Litigator of the Week Runner-Up and Shout-Outs

Shout-out to a Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher team led by James Fogelman and Gabriel Herrmann. Last week, U.S. District Judge Dale Ho in Manhattan dismissed a guaranty-enforcement action against their clients, Gregg Schenker and Steven Hornstock, that was brought in connection with a $23.5 million commercial real estate loan.

Accolades February 14, 2025

Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout-Outs

Shout-out to Michael Celio, Matthew Kahn, Michael Kahn and their team at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher.

Firm News February 11, 2025

Gibson Dunn Secures Complete Dismissal of Securities Case for Slack

Gibson Dunn won a complete victory for client Slack Technologies at the Ninth Circuit in a closely watched securities case.

Accolades June 26, 2024

Gibson Dunn Attorneys Recognized Among the Best in California for Historic Civil Rights Victory

The Daily Journal named Katie Marquart, Matt Kahn, Lauren Blas, Courtney Johnson, Lauren Dansey, Ariana Sañudo, Katy Baker, Tim Biché, Viola Li, Isabella Sayyah, Lana El-Farra, Amanda Sadra, Chaplin Carmichael and Yan Zhao among the honorees for its 2024 California Lawyer Award of the Year (CLAY), which honors the best legal teams in California for their work over the past year.

Article March 6, 2024

How Lawyers Can Protect Themselves From Claims Arising Out of Their Clients’ Knowing Decisions

Los Angeles partner Kevin Rosen and San Francisco partner Matthew Kahn are the authors of “How Lawyers Can Protect Themselves From Claims Arising Out of Their Clients’ Knowing Decisions” [PDF] published by the Daily Journal on March 6, 2024.

Firm News July 31, 2023

Gibson Dunn Announces Historic Civil Rights Settlement

Following a historic civil rights trial victory earlier this year, Gibson Dunn announced the settlement of the remainder of Deon Jones v. City of Los Angeles. 

Client Alert July 10, 2020

Ninth Circuit Asks The New York Court of Appeals Whether Litigation Financing Agreements Are “Usurious”

The New York Court of Appeals recently accepted a certified question from the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit that could have far-reaching consequences for the litigation funding industry.

Publications June 24, 2020

Think Your Client is Up to No Good? You May Have a Duty to Inquire

San Francisco partner Matthew Kahn is the author of “Think Your Client is Up to No Good? You May Have …