Lawdragon Names Dave Marriott and Tim Cameron to 2020 List of Legends
September 23, 2020
Cravath partners David R. Marriott and Timothy G. Cameron were named to Lawdragon’s 2020 list of “Legends,” which recognizes the lawyers who have been featured among Lawdragon’s list of the “500 Leading Lawyers in America” for 10 consecutive years. Lawdragon described those on the list as among the “industry’s most elite,” noting Dave’s exemplary work “for decades in the areas of antitrust, securities and intellectual property litigation” and Tim’s client base comprising “many of the world’s leading companies” that trust him “with their most important cases”.
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J.D., 1994, New York University School of Law
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B.A., 1991, Brigham Young Universitymagna cum laude
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LL.M., 1998, University of Chicago Law School
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M.ComLaw, 1997, Auckland University - Faculty of LawFirst Class Honors
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LL.B., 1994, Auckland University - Faculty of Law
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B.Com., 1994, Auckland University - Faculty of Law
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