Cooley Godward Expands East Coast Litigation Practice
Market Wire, June, 2006
Cooley Godward LLP today announced that Douglas P. Lobel has joined the Firm as a partner in its Business Litigation practice group. He will be resident in Cooley's Reston, Va. office and will focus his practice on complex contract and commercial litigation matters. Lobel joins the Firm from Arnold & Porter LLP, where he was senior partner in that firm's litigation group. As a former federal and state prosecutor, he has significant trial experience representing clients from a wide range of industries in complex litigation, class action lawsuits and arbitrations throughout the country. In addition, he has extensive experience litigating in the "rocket docket" of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia in Alexandria.
"We are delighted to add a lawyer of Doug's stature to our ranks and expect that he will add significant depth, breadth and experience to our already prominent East Coast litigation practice," said Joe Conroy, head of Cooley's Reston, Va. office.
"Doug is a seasoned and extremely talented litigator with a long record of success on behalf of major corporations in significant litigation matters," said John Dwyer, head of Cooley's Business Litigation practice group. "His arrival marks the continued expansion of Cooley's national business litigation capabilities, and he is joining a world-class team of litigators."
Lobel has a diverse practice involving complex commercial litigation, financial services and telecommunications litigation, economic crimes and fraud and class actions. He has represented individuals and large financial services firms in civil litigation, consumer class actions, NASD, NYSE and SEC proceedings, arbitrations and federal grand jury investigations. He has also represented local, long distance and international telecommunications carriers in high profile lawsuits and commercial arbitrations, including disputes over inter-carrier compensation, tariff and regulatory issues and consumer billing.
Prior to entering private practice 15 years ago, Lobel was a Trial Attorney in the Fraud Section of the U.S. Department of Justice. In that position he investigated and prosecuted complex and high profile financial and securities fraud cases. Before that, he was an Assistant District Attorney in Brooklyn, New York, where he handled over 30 felony trials.
About Cooley Godward
Cooley Godward is an established provider of strategic litigation and business transaction services and a recognized leader in the representation of high-growth private and public companies, financial institutions, venture capital firms and nonprofit organizations. Our singular focus on providing the highest quality legal services has enabled our clients to achieve their strategic business objectives and garnered for Cooley recognition as one of the country's leading law firms.
Cooley was named to The American Lawyer magazine's 2005 "A-List," the publication's annual ranking of "the best of the best" among the nation's top law firms. For additional information please visit www.cooley.com .
Media Contact: Emily Foley Cooley Godward LLP (650) 843-5383 efoley@cooley.com
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