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Where we started: In 2018, we took over a 2016 case after the court had entered partial summary judgment on a critical point. Our client, a materials testing, inspection, and certification company, was the subject of a class action suit regarding calls to set up end-of-lease vehicle inspections on ...
Where we started: Our client, a transportation company and firm client for decades, faced allegations of negligence after one of its trucks rear-ended the Plaintiff. Plaintiff’s medical experts testified that the Plaintiff sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI) due to the collision and would ...
Where we started: When Russian graduate student and gun rights activist Maria Butina found herself contacted by the United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and was later charged with conspiracy and acting as a foreign agent, she turned to McGlinchey’s Government and Internal ...
Where we started: Recognizing McGlinchey’s extensive knowledge and experience advising on FinTech issues, a major depository institution approached us for help in creating and launching its direct to consumer loan initiative, administered through an online lending platform. The client needed, and ...
Where we started: In-house lawyers of a prominent national corporation that operated four companies, including a large insurance firm, contacted McGlinchey’s Technology team to manage their response to a data breach. Although they had not retained us before, they had heard of our extensive ...
Where we started: In a market consolidation move, our client – a small, mid-market telecommunications, cable, and internet provider – was bidding on the purchase of a large, mid-market telecommunications, cable, and internet provider. Financing was going to be required to complete the purchase, and ...
Where we started: Our long-time client, the grocer Winn Dixie, encountered a barrier to the way it has done business for decades. A very powerful lobby, the Beer Industry League of Louisiana, convinced the Louisiana legislature to remove a provision of a state law that allowed Winn Dixie to ...
Where we started: The Louisiana Constitution grants the legislature the power to pass laws to supervise, manage, and take over failing schools. The Louisiana legislature passed comprehensive laws defining failing schools and stating how they were to be handled. This resulted in the transfer of more ...