Though he has experience as a federal prosecutor, he is best known in legal circles for his role as the lead lawyer for the plaintiffs in investor fraud suits against WorldCom, the telecommunications company that collapsed in 2002 amid an accounting scandal. (nytimes.com)
While some operations are carried out from the Reno office, lawyers for the plaintiffs argue Tahoe's annual general meetings happen in Vancouver and «pretty much every aspect of its corporate being is defined by Canadian law.» (canadianlawyermag.com)
«It is common knowledge that women in STEM and other related fields face persistent discrimination in pay and promotions,» said David Sanford, the lead lawyer for the plaintiffs. (inc.com)