Joseph Saveri was selected for inclusion in Best Lawyers 2018: Northern California. For over three decades, Best Lawyers lists have been compiled via exhaustive peer-reviewed surveys of thousands of leading lawyers. These peer-reviewed listings, covering thousands of attorneys in 145 practice areas nationwide, are published through newspapers and regional magazines.
For the sixth consecutive year, the Joseph Saveri Law Firm was selected for inclusion in Best Law Firms, an annual publication by U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers.
The Joseph Saveri Law Firm today was selected as an Honoree for the American Antitrust Institute’s (“AAI”) 2017 Antitrust Enforcement Awards for Outstanding Antitrust Litigation Achievement in Private Law Practice. Firm associate Ryan McEwan was also selected as an Honoree for Outstanding Antitrust Litigation Achievement by a Young Lawyer.
The Joseph Saveri Law Firm has been selected as “Antitrust Law Firm of the Year—USA,” “Antitrust Litigation Law Firm of the Year—USA,” “Class Actions Law Firm of the Year—USA,” and “Complex Business Disputes Law Firm of the Year—USA” in the KMH Media Group’s Global 100 Awards. Joseph Saveri was likewise honored as “Antitrust Litigation Lawyer of the Year – USA.”
(California Lawyer) California Lawyer/California Daily Journal met with Joseph Saveri of the Joseph Saveri Law Firm, Maxwell M. Blecher of Blecher Collins & Pepperman, Peter K. Huston of Sidley Austin, and Steven N. Williams of Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy for a roundtable discussion concerning, among other issues:
(The Recorder) For beleaguered U.S. news publishers, who have banded together in preparation for taking on internet giants Google and Facebook, last week’s financial headlines had to offer some rays of hope.
For the fourth consecutive year, Joseph Saveri received the “Band 1” ranking by Chambers USA in its “Nationwide, Antitrust: Plaintiff” and “California, Antitrust: Mostly Plaintiff” categories.
(Law360) A putative class alleging LG and Samsung broke antitrust laws by agreeing not to poach one another’s employees asked a California federal judge on Tuesday to deny LG’s sanctions request, saying the case is based on factual evidence including a Samsung agent’s admission she was instructed not to recruit from LG.
Joseph Saveri participated today in The Knowledge Group’s webinar roundtable regarding “Reverse Payment Settlements: Hot Topics in 2017.”
(Law360) A class of buyers of the antibiotic drug Cipro on Wednesday asked a California court to approve a $225 million settlement with Barr Laboratories Inc. over allegations the company was involved in a pay-for-delay scheme to delay the introduction of a generic version of the drug.