Four Decades for Justice
Tim Cameron focuses his practice on a broad range of litigation that in recent years has included some of the leading antitrust cases in the U.S., general commercial litigation, complex securities and shareholder derivative litigation, M&A disputes and arbitration (domestic and international).
Mr. Cameron is an experienced trial lawyer. He is among the few litigators to have taken a securities case through trial, having handled three such trials for Vivendi in some of the most significant and complex securities actions in recent history. More recently, Mr. Cameron led the trial team that successfully defended the Louis Dreyfus Company and its subsidiary Imperial Sugar against the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) effort to block the sale of that company to U.S. Sugar—a significant win, that was unanimously affirmed on appeal, in one of the most closely watched antitrust cases under the Biden Administration.
Mr. Cameron also has deep expertise representing non‑U.S. clients in a wide variety of litigation (including class actions) in federal and/or state courts in the United States, and in complex arbitrations.
Examples of Mr. Cameron’s current and recent cases include:
Representing 260 Twelfth Avenue Holdings, LLC as lead trial counsel in litigation filed in New York federal court to obtain just compensation for the taking of property through eminent domain by the National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) in connection with the Hudson Tunnel Project in New York City.
Leading post-trial and appellate proceedings for Louis Dreyfus in an action brought by the Port of Houston Authority alleging Louis Dreyfus breached its agreement for the lease of a grain elevator, railroad system and surrounding infrastructure from the Port Authority—currently on appeal to the Fifth Circuit.
Represented Amgen in successfully defending against an FTC challenge to its $27.8 billion acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics, the largest acquisition in Amgen’s history. In September 2023, Amgen secured a consent order that ended all litigation and cleared the path for the deal to close. In connection with this victory, the Cravath team was recognized as The Am Law Litigation Daily’s “Litigators of the Week.”
Representing Stanley Black & Decker and current and former officers in putative class action securities litigation, as well as related shareholder derivative actions, in Connecticut federal and state court alleging the company made false and misleading statements concerning its tool manufacturing business.
Representation of Epic Games in antitrust litigation against Google, alleging anticompetitive behavior in the distribution of mobile apps and the handling of in‑app payments. Following a multiweek trial, a jury unanimously ruled in favor of Epic on all counts. In connection with this victory, the Cravath team was recognized as The Am Law Litigation Daily’s “Litigators of the Week.”
Representing defendants in a confidential International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) arbitration involving cross-border claims in excess of $1 billion.
Representing Spirits International in its dispute against the Russian Federation over the ownership of the famous Stolichnaya vodka trademarks.
Represented Micro Focus International (now OpenText) and certain individual defendants in securing a favorable settlement shortly before trial in putative securities class action litigation filed in New York federal court and California state court concerning its $8.8 billion acquisition of certain of Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s software assets.
Mr. Cameron has been selected as one of Lawdragon’s “500 Leading Lawyers in America” for over a decade, and named to the publication’s lists of “100 Lawyers You Need to Know in Securities Litigation,” “500 Leading Global Litigators” and “500 Leading Litigators in America.” Lawdragon also named him a nationwide “Legend” in 2020. He has been recognized by Benchmark Litigation every year since 2009, including, in recent years, as a “Litigation Star” in the New York area. Mr. Cameron has been repeatedly recommended by The Legal 500 US for securities litigation and commercial litigation, as well as by The Best Lawyers in America for securities litigation, commercial litigation and international arbitration. He is also ranked consistently by Super Lawyers and Who’s Who Legal for litigation.
Based on Mr. Cameron’s successful defense of Vivendi in the GAMCO case, Cravath was named the number one “Heavyweight Champion” in Litigation in the Financial Times 2013 U.S. Innovative Lawyers Report.
Mr. Cameron is a member of the Board of the New York International Arbitration Center and a member of the International Bar Association.
Mr. Cameron has authored the U.S. chapter in the book The Class Action Law Review since 2017. He has authored a chapter in the book The Dispute Resolution Review since 2010. He was also a contributing editor of Chambers Legal Practice Guide: Litigation 2014.
Mr. Cameron was born in Auckland, New Zealand. He received an LL.B.(Hons)/B.Com in 1994 from the University of Auckland, New Zealand; an M.ComLaw with first class honors in 1997 from the University of Auckland, New Zealand; and an LL.M. in 1998 from the University of Chicago Law School. From February 1994 to September 1997, he practiced law at Russell McVeagh McKenzie Bartleet & Co., in Auckland, New Zealand.
Mr. Cameron joined Cravath in 1998 and was elected a partner in 2004.
Mr. Cameron is an experienced trial lawyer. He is among the few litigators to have taken a securities case through trial, having handled three such trials for Vivendi in some of the most significant and complex securities actions in recent history. More recently, Mr. Cameron led the trial team that successfully defended the Louis Dreyfus Company and its subsidiary Imperial Sugar against the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) effort to block the sale of that company to U.S. Sugar—a significant win, that was unanimously affirmed on appeal, in one of the most closely watched antitrust cases under the Biden Administration.
Mr. Cameron also has deep expertise representing non‑U.S. clients in a wide variety of litigation (including class actions) in federal and/or state courts in the United States, and in complex arbitrations.
Examples of Mr. Cameron’s current and recent cases include:
Representing 260 Twelfth Avenue Holdings, LLC as lead trial counsel in litigation filed in New York federal court to obtain just compensation for the taking of property through eminent domain by the National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) in connection with the Hudson Tunnel Project in New York City.
Leading post-trial and appellate proceedings for Louis Dreyfus in an action brought by the Port of Houston Authority alleging Louis Dreyfus breached its agreement for the lease of a grain elevator, railroad system and surrounding infrastructure from the Port Authority—currently on appeal to the Fifth Circuit.
Represented Amgen in successfully defending against an FTC challenge to its $27.8 billion acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics, the largest acquisition in Amgen’s history. In September 2023, Amgen secured a consent order that ended all litigation and cleared the path for the deal to close. In connection with this victory, the Cravath team was recognized as The Am Law Litigation Daily’s “Litigators of the Week.”
Representing Stanley Black & Decker and current and former officers in putative class action securities litigation, as well as related shareholder derivative actions, in Connecticut federal and state court alleging the company made false and misleading statements concerning its tool manufacturing business.
Representation of Epic Games in antitrust litigation against Google, alleging anticompetitive behavior in the distribution of mobile apps and the handling of in‑app payments. Following a multiweek trial, a jury unanimously ruled in favor of Epic on all counts. In connection with this victory, the Cravath team was recognized as The Am Law Litigation Daily’s “Litigators of the Week.”
Representing defendants in a confidential International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) arbitration involving cross-border claims in excess of $1 billion.
Representing Spirits International in its dispute against the Russian Federation over the ownership of the famous Stolichnaya vodka trademarks.
Represented Micro Focus International (now OpenText) and certain individual defendants in securing a favorable settlement shortly before trial in putative securities class action litigation filed in New York federal court and California state court concerning its $8.8 billion acquisition of certain of Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s software assets.
Mr. Cameron has been selected as one of Lawdragon’s “500 Leading Lawyers in America” for over a decade, and named to the publication’s lists of “100 Lawyers You Need to Know in Securities Litigation,” “500 Leading Global Litigators” and “500 Leading Litigators in America.” Lawdragon also named him a nationwide “Legend” in 2020. He has been recognized by Benchmark Litigation every year since 2009, including, in recent years, as a “Litigation Star” in the New York area. Mr. Cameron has been repeatedly recommended by The Legal 500 US for securities litigation and commercial litigation, as well as by The Best Lawyers in America for securities litigation, commercial litigation and international arbitration. He is also ranked consistently by Super Lawyers and Who’s Who Legal for litigation.
Based on Mr. Cameron’s successful defense of Vivendi in the GAMCO case, Cravath was named the number one “Heavyweight Champion” in Litigation in the Financial Times 2013 U.S. Innovative Lawyers Report.
Mr. Cameron is a member of the Board of the New York International Arbitration Center and a member of the International Bar Association.
Mr. Cameron has authored the U.S. chapter in the book The Class Action Law Review since 2017. He has authored a chapter in the book The Dispute Resolution Review since 2010. He was also a contributing editor of Chambers Legal Practice Guide: Litigation 2014.
Mr. Cameron was born in Auckland, New Zealand. He received an LL.B.(Hons)/B.Com in 1994 from the University of Auckland, New Zealand; an M.ComLaw with first class honors in 1997 from the University of Auckland, New Zealand; and an LL.M. in 1998 from the University of Chicago Law School. From February 1994 to September 1997, he practiced law at Russell McVeagh McKenzie Bartleet & Co., in Auckland, New Zealand.
Mr. Cameron joined Cravath in 1998 and was elected a partner in 2004.
American Bar Association
Auckland District Law Society
International Bar Association
New York City Bar Association
New York State Bar Association
New Zealand Law Society
Benchmark Litigation
Best Lawyers in America
Lawdragon
The Legal 500 US
Super Lawyers ‑ New York
Cleary Memorial Prize (New Zealand), 1995
Deals & Cases
December 19, 2023
On December 11, 2023, a jury unanimously ruled in favor of Cravath client Epic Games (“Epic”) on all counts in its closely watched antitrust case against Google in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, determining—after a multiweek trial—that Google has engaged in anticompetitive behavior in the distribution of mobile apps and in the handling of in‑app payments.
Deals & Cases
September 11, 2023
Cravath represented Amgen, one of the world’s largest biopharmaceutical companies, in successfully defending against a Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) challenge to Amgen’s pending $27.8 billion acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics (“Horizon”)—securing a consent order on September 1, 2023 that The Wall Street Journal described as “a rare instance” of the FTC “throwing in the towel on litigation.”
Deals & Cases
July 14, 2023
On July 13, 2023, a three judge panel for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled in favor of Cravath clients Louis Dreyfus Company LLC (“LDC”) and Imperial Sugar Company (“Imperial Sugar”) and unanimously affirmed an earlier decision by the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware denying U.S. Department of Justice’s (“DOJ”) request for an injunction to block LDC’s sale of the assets and business of Imperial Sugar to U.S. Sugar.
Deals & Cases
July 07, 2023
On May 31, 2023, Judge Greenberg of the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims ruled in favor of veteran and Cravath pro bono client Jason D. McCoy.
Deals & Cases
September 23, 2022
On September 23, 2022, the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware denied the U.S. Department of Justice’s request for an injunction blocking Louis Dreyfus Company LLC’s (“LDC”) sale of the assets and business of its subsidiary Imperial Sugar Company (“Imperial Sugar”) to U.S. Sugar. The District of Delaware’s decision in favor of the Defendants followed a four day trial in April 2022 and post-trial briefing submitted in May 2022.
Accolades
December 19, 2023
On December 15, 2023, The Am Law Litigation Daily featured a Cravath team, led by partners Gary A. Bornstein, Lauren A. Moskowitz and Yonatan Even, as “Litigators of the Week” for its representation of client Epic Games in an antitrust trial win against Google in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. Following a multi‑week trial, on December 11, 2023, a jury unanimously ruled in Epic Games’ favor on all counts, determining that Google has engaged in anticompetitive behavior in the distribution of mobile apps and in the handling of in‑app payments.
Accolades
September 08, 2023
On September 8, 2023, The Am Law Litigation Daily featured a Cravath team, led by partners David R. Marriott and Timothy G. Cameron and of counsel Jesse M. Weiss, as “Litigators of the Week” for its successful defense of Amgen, one of the world’s largest biopharmaceutical companies, against a Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) challenge to Amgen’s pending $27.8 billion acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics (“Horizon”)—securing a consent order on September 1, 2023 that ends all litigation and clears the path for the transaction to close.
Activities & Publications
June 08, 2023
On June 5, 2023, Cravath partner Timothy G. Cameron participated in “International Arbitration 2023,” a program presented by the Practising Law Institute in New York. Tim spoke on a panel entitled “Creating Effective Memorials and Witness Statements in International Arbitration,” which reviewed how to create effective memorials and witness statements in international arbitration.
Accolades
March 17, 2023
On March 15, 2023, Benchmark Litigation honored Cravath at the publication’s eleventh annual U.S. Awards, which was held in New York City in celebration of “the country’s most distinguished litigators and their firms for their exemplary work over the past twelve months.” The Firm was awarded Benchmark Litigation’s “Antitrust Firm of the Year” award, which recognized Cravath’s representation of clients, including Epic Games, Louis Dreyfus Company and Qualcomm. Cravath partner Timothy G. Cameron accepted the award on behalf of the Firm.
Activities & Publications
March 02, 2023
Cravath partner Timothy G. Cameron and associate Perry J. Goffner authored the United States chapter for the fifteenth edition of “The Dispute Resolution Review,” which was published in March 2023 by The Law Reviews. The chapter provides an in-depth overview of the U.S. federal and state court systems, covering how the district, bankruptcy and other special trial courts are organized, as well as the procedural rules applicable in federal courts. The chapter also reviews several notable U.S. Supreme Court decisions from 2022 and gives a brief outlook of interesting cases on its docket for the upcoming year.
Tim Cameron focuses his practice on a broad range of litigation that in recent years has included some of the leading antitrust cases in the U.S., general commercial litigation, complex securities and shareholder derivative litigation, M&A disputes and arbitration (domestic and international).
Mr. Cameron is an experienced trial lawyer. He is among the few litigators to have taken a securities case through trial, having handled three such trials for Vivendi in some of the most significant and complex securities actions in recent history. More recently, Mr. Cameron led the trial team that successfully defended the Louis Dreyfus Company and its subsidiary Imperial Sugar against the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) effort to block the sale of that company to U.S. Sugar—a significant win, that was unanimously affirmed on appeal, in one of the most closely watched antitrust cases under the Biden Administration.
Mr. Cameron also has deep expertise representing non‑U.S. clients in a wide variety of litigation (including class actions) in federal and/or state courts in the United States, and in complex arbitrations.
Examples of Mr. Cameron’s current and recent cases include:
Representing 260 Twelfth Avenue Holdings, LLC as lead trial counsel in litigation filed in New York federal court to obtain just compensation for the taking of property through eminent domain by the National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) in connection with the Hudson Tunnel Project in New York City.
Leading post-trial and appellate proceedings for Louis Dreyfus in an action brought by the Port of Houston Authority alleging Louis Dreyfus breached its agreement for the lease of a grain elevator, railroad system and surrounding infrastructure from the Port Authority—currently on appeal to the Fifth Circuit.
Represented Amgen in successfully defending against an FTC challenge to its $27.8 billion acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics, the largest acquisition in Amgen’s history. In September 2023, Amgen secured a consent order that ended all litigation and cleared the path for the deal to close. In connection with this victory, the Cravath team was recognized as The Am Law Litigation Daily’s “Litigators of the Week.”
Representing Stanley Black & Decker and current and former officers in putative class action securities litigation, as well as related shareholder derivative actions, in Connecticut federal and state court alleging the company made false and misleading statements concerning its tool manufacturing business.
Representation of Epic Games in antitrust litigation against Google, alleging anticompetitive behavior in the distribution of mobile apps and the handling of in‑app payments. Following a multiweek trial, a jury unanimously ruled in favor of Epic on all counts. In connection with this victory, the Cravath team was recognized as The Am Law Litigation Daily’s “Litigators of the Week.”
Representing defendants in a confidential International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) arbitration involving cross-border claims in excess of $1 billion.
Representing Spirits International in its dispute against the Russian Federation over the ownership of the famous Stolichnaya vodka trademarks.
Represented Micro Focus International (now OpenText) and certain individual defendants in securing a favorable settlement shortly before trial in putative securities class action litigation filed in New York federal court and California state court concerning its $8.8 billion acquisition of certain of Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s software assets.
Mr. Cameron has been selected as one of Lawdragon’s “500 Leading Lawyers in America” for over a decade, and named to the publication’s lists of “100 Lawyers You Need to Know in Securities Litigation,” “500 Leading Global Litigators” and “500 Leading Litigators in America.” Lawdragon also named him a nationwide “Legend” in 2020. He has been recognized by Benchmark Litigation every year since 2009, including, in recent years, as a “Litigation Star” in the New York area. Mr. Cameron has been repeatedly recommended by The Legal 500 US for securities litigation and commercial litigation, as well as by The Best Lawyers in America for securities litigation, commercial litigation and international arbitration. He is also ranked consistently by Super Lawyers and Who’s Who Legal for litigation.
Based on Mr. Cameron’s successful defense of Vivendi in the GAMCO case, Cravath was named the number one “Heavyweight Champion” in Litigation in the Financial Times 2013 U.S. Innovative Lawyers Report.
Mr. Cameron is a member of the Board of the New York International Arbitration Center and a member of the International Bar Association.
Mr. Cameron has authored the U.S. chapter in the book The Class Action Law Review since 2017. He has authored a chapter in the book The Dispute Resolution Review since 2010. He was also a contributing editor of Chambers Legal Practice Guide: Litigation 2014.
Mr. Cameron was born in Auckland, New Zealand. He received an LL.B.(Hons)/B.Com in 1994 from the University of Auckland, New Zealand; an M.ComLaw with first class honors in 1997 from the University of Auckland, New Zealand; and an LL.M. in 1998 from the University of Chicago Law School. From February 1994 to September 1997, he practiced law at Russell McVeagh McKenzie Bartleet & Co., in Auckland, New Zealand.
Mr. Cameron joined Cravath in 1998 and was elected a partner in 2004.
Mr. Cameron is an experienced trial lawyer. He is among the few litigators to have taken a securities case through trial, having handled three such trials for Vivendi in some of the most significant and complex securities actions in recent history. More recently, Mr. Cameron led the trial team that successfully defended the Louis Dreyfus Company and its subsidiary Imperial Sugar against the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) effort to block the sale of that company to U.S. Sugar—a significant win, that was unanimously affirmed on appeal, in one of the most closely watched antitrust cases under the Biden Administration.
Mr. Cameron also has deep expertise representing non‑U.S. clients in a wide variety of litigation (including class actions) in federal and/or state courts in the United States, and in complex arbitrations.
Examples of Mr. Cameron’s current and recent cases include:
Representing 260 Twelfth Avenue Holdings, LLC as lead trial counsel in litigation filed in New York federal court to obtain just compensation for the taking of property through eminent domain by the National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) in connection with the Hudson Tunnel Project in New York City.
Leading post-trial and appellate proceedings for Louis Dreyfus in an action brought by the Port of Houston Authority alleging Louis Dreyfus breached its agreement for the lease of a grain elevator, railroad system and surrounding infrastructure from the Port Authority—currently on appeal to the Fifth Circuit.
Represented Amgen in successfully defending against an FTC challenge to its $27.8 billion acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics, the largest acquisition in Amgen’s history. In September 2023, Amgen secured a consent order that ended all litigation and cleared the path for the deal to close. In connection with this victory, the Cravath team was recognized as The Am Law Litigation Daily’s “Litigators of the Week.”
Representing Stanley Black & Decker and current and former officers in putative class action securities litigation, as well as related shareholder derivative actions, in Connecticut federal and state court alleging the company made false and misleading statements concerning its tool manufacturing business.
Representation of Epic Games in antitrust litigation against Google, alleging anticompetitive behavior in the distribution of mobile apps and the handling of in‑app payments. Following a multiweek trial, a jury unanimously ruled in favor of Epic on all counts. In connection with this victory, the Cravath team was recognized as The Am Law Litigation Daily’s “Litigators of the Week.”
Representing defendants in a confidential International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) arbitration involving cross-border claims in excess of $1 billion.
Representing Spirits International in its dispute against the Russian Federation over the ownership of the famous Stolichnaya vodka trademarks.
Represented Micro Focus International (now OpenText) and certain individual defendants in securing a favorable settlement shortly before trial in putative securities class action litigation filed in New York federal court and California state court concerning its $8.8 billion acquisition of certain of Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s software assets.
Mr. Cameron has been selected as one of Lawdragon’s “500 Leading Lawyers in America” for over a decade, and named to the publication’s lists of “100 Lawyers You Need to Know in Securities Litigation,” “500 Leading Global Litigators” and “500 Leading Litigators in America.” Lawdragon also named him a nationwide “Legend” in 2020. He has been recognized by Benchmark Litigation every year since 2009, including, in recent years, as a “Litigation Star” in the New York area. Mr. Cameron has been repeatedly recommended by The Legal 500 US for securities litigation and commercial litigation, as well as by The Best Lawyers in America for securities litigation, commercial litigation and international arbitration. He is also ranked consistently by Super Lawyers and Who’s Who Legal for litigation.
Based on Mr. Cameron’s successful defense of Vivendi in the GAMCO case, Cravath was named the number one “Heavyweight Champion” in Litigation in the Financial Times 2013 U.S. Innovative Lawyers Report.
Mr. Cameron is a member of the Board of the New York International Arbitration Center and a member of the International Bar Association.
Mr. Cameron has authored the U.S. chapter in the book The Class Action Law Review since 2017. He has authored a chapter in the book The Dispute Resolution Review since 2010. He was also a contributing editor of Chambers Legal Practice Guide: Litigation 2014.
Mr. Cameron was born in Auckland, New Zealand. He received an LL.B.(Hons)/B.Com in 1994 from the University of Auckland, New Zealand; an M.ComLaw with first class honors in 1997 from the University of Auckland, New Zealand; and an LL.M. in 1998 from the University of Chicago Law School. From February 1994 to September 1997, he practiced law at Russell McVeagh McKenzie Bartleet & Co., in Auckland, New Zealand.
Mr. Cameron joined Cravath in 1998 and was elected a partner in 2004.
American Bar Association
Auckland District Law Society
International Bar Association
New York City Bar Association
New York State Bar Association
New Zealand Law Society
Benchmark Litigation
Best Lawyers in America
Lawdragon
The Legal 500 US
Super Lawyers ‑ New York
Cleary Memorial Prize (New Zealand), 1995
Deals & Cases
December 19, 2023
On December 11, 2023, a jury unanimously ruled in favor of Cravath client Epic Games (“Epic”) on all counts in its closely watched antitrust case against Google in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, determining—after a multiweek trial—that Google has engaged in anticompetitive behavior in the distribution of mobile apps and in the handling of in‑app payments.
Deals & Cases
September 11, 2023
Cravath represented Amgen, one of the world’s largest biopharmaceutical companies, in successfully defending against a Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) challenge to Amgen’s pending $27.8 billion acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics (“Horizon”)—securing a consent order on September 1, 2023 that The Wall Street Journal described as “a rare instance” of the FTC “throwing in the towel on litigation.”
Deals & Cases
July 14, 2023
On July 13, 2023, a three judge panel for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled in favor of Cravath clients Louis Dreyfus Company LLC (“LDC”) and Imperial Sugar Company (“Imperial Sugar”) and unanimously affirmed an earlier decision by the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware denying U.S. Department of Justice’s (“DOJ”) request for an injunction to block LDC’s sale of the assets and business of Imperial Sugar to U.S. Sugar.
Deals & Cases
July 07, 2023
On May 31, 2023, Judge Greenberg of the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims ruled in favor of veteran and Cravath pro bono client Jason D. McCoy.
Deals & Cases
September 23, 2022
On September 23, 2022, the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware denied the U.S. Department of Justice’s request for an injunction blocking Louis Dreyfus Company LLC’s (“LDC”) sale of the assets and business of its subsidiary Imperial Sugar Company (“Imperial Sugar”) to U.S. Sugar. The District of Delaware’s decision in favor of the Defendants followed a four day trial in April 2022 and post-trial briefing submitted in May 2022.
Accolades
December 19, 2023
On December 15, 2023, The Am Law Litigation Daily featured a Cravath team, led by partners Gary A. Bornstein, Lauren A. Moskowitz and Yonatan Even, as “Litigators of the Week” for its representation of client Epic Games in an antitrust trial win against Google in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. Following a multi‑week trial, on December 11, 2023, a jury unanimously ruled in Epic Games’ favor on all counts, determining that Google has engaged in anticompetitive behavior in the distribution of mobile apps and in the handling of in‑app payments.
Accolades
September 08, 2023
On September 8, 2023, The Am Law Litigation Daily featured a Cravath team, led by partners David R. Marriott and Timothy G. Cameron and of counsel Jesse M. Weiss, as “Litigators of the Week” for its successful defense of Amgen, one of the world’s largest biopharmaceutical companies, against a Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) challenge to Amgen’s pending $27.8 billion acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics (“Horizon”)—securing a consent order on September 1, 2023 that ends all litigation and clears the path for the transaction to close.
Activities & Publications
June 08, 2023
On June 5, 2023, Cravath partner Timothy G. Cameron participated in “International Arbitration 2023,” a program presented by the Practising Law Institute in New York. Tim spoke on a panel entitled “Creating Effective Memorials and Witness Statements in International Arbitration,” which reviewed how to create effective memorials and witness statements in international arbitration.
Accolades
March 17, 2023
On March 15, 2023, Benchmark Litigation honored Cravath at the publication’s eleventh annual U.S. Awards, which was held in New York City in celebration of “the country’s most distinguished litigators and their firms for their exemplary work over the past twelve months.” The Firm was awarded Benchmark Litigation’s “Antitrust Firm of the Year” award, which recognized Cravath’s representation of clients, including Epic Games, Louis Dreyfus Company and Qualcomm. Cravath partner Timothy G. Cameron accepted the award on behalf of the Firm.
Activities & Publications
March 02, 2023
Cravath partner Timothy G. Cameron and associate Perry J. Goffner authored the United States chapter for the fifteenth edition of “The Dispute Resolution Review,” which was published in March 2023 by The Law Reviews. The chapter provides an in-depth overview of the U.S. federal and state court systems, covering how the district, bankruptcy and other special trial courts are organized, as well as the procedural rules applicable in federal courts. The chapter also reviews several notable U.S. Supreme Court decisions from 2022 and gives a brief outlook of interesting cases on its docket for the upcoming year.
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