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Docket Navigator
Docket Navigator is a litigation research and analytics platform that delivers deep insights into US federal patent, trademark, copyright, antitrust, securities and trade secret litigation. Based in Texas, Docket Navigator’s unique and innovative approach to modeling court cases in a digital platform has made it a must-have tool for patent litigators in the US, including over 16,000 attorneys, judges, clerks, litigation support firms, expert witness firms, tech companies and researchers. Docket Navigator delivers insights to its subscribers via a daily email called the Docket Report, customised daily alerts, a searchable online database, and powerful analytics tools. Eighty-eight of the AmLaw 100 firms, and 28 of the top 30 ‘busiest’ patent litigation firms (based on the number of patent cases filed each year) maintain subscriptions to Docket Navigator.
SILVER SPONSORS
Forensic Risk Alliance
Forensic Risk Alliance (FRA) is a specialist forensic accounting and investigations firm focused on complex, multi-jurisdictional matters. Founded in 1999 by Toby Duthie, Frances McLeod and Greg Mason, the firm first gained prominence through an engagement with Swiss and German authorities to distribute compensation to Holocaust survivors. Since then, it has evolved into a recognised adviser to multinational clients and counsel involved in global regulatory and enforcement proceedings.
FRA’s early expansion established key hubs in London (2000) and Providence (2004), followed by offices in Paris (2007), Washington DC (2008) and Zurich (2009). The firm continued to build its international network through the 2010s, opening offices in Dallas, New York and, more recently, Dubai and Seoul, the latter through a joint venture. Today, FRA has more than 180 professionals across 9 global locations, speaking over 30 languages and with experience working in more than 100 countries. Its largest offices are in London, Washington DC and Paris, which together account for much of its global investigations capability.
The firm describes itself as a purely forensic practice, with over half of its work dedicated to investigations. Its more than 150 forensic accounting and forensic technology specialists provide integrated expertise across data analytics, e-discovery, forensic accounting and compliance remediation.
FRA’s early expansion established key hubs in London (2000) and Providence (2004), followed by offices in Paris (2007), Washington DC (2008) and Zurich (2009). The firm continued to build its international network through the 2010s, opening offices in Dallas, New York and, more recently, Dubai and Seoul, the latter through a joint venture. Today, FRA has more than 180 professionals across 9 global locations, speaking over 30 languages and with experience working in more than 100 countries. Its largest offices are in London, Washington DC and Paris, which together account for much of its global investigations capability.
The firm describes itself as a purely forensic practice, with over half of its work dedicated to investigations. Its more than 150 forensic accounting and forensic technology specialists provide integrated expertise across data analytics, e-discovery, forensic accounting and compliance remediation.
Milbank
Milbank is driven to deliver exceptional results for our clients, we push boundaries and challenge assumptions. That’s been core to our ethos since our founding in 1866. It fuels how we work and define ourselves, and it informs our growth and evolution as a firm. We keep impressive company. Our clients are market leaders, global innovators and paradigm-shifting entrepreneurs who advance emerging industries. Surrounding ourselves with the best inspires and challenges us to constantly reimagine what’s possible. Our clients are why we strive for remarkable results.
SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS
Association of Corporate Investigators (ACI)
The Association of Corporate Investigators (ACi) is an international non-profit organisation established by corporate investigators to cater to the diverse needs of the corporate investigation community, ranging from newcomers to experienced professionals, across various industries.
The ACi is the leading independent professional body and industry voice on corporate investigations. We aim to provide the gold standard in training, certification and continuing professional development. Led by our members, we create networking, knowledge sharing and career opportunities, and provide central resources, thought leadership and benchmarking.
The ACi is the leading independent professional body and industry voice on corporate investigations. We aim to provide the gold standard in training, certification and continuing professional development. Led by our members, we create networking, knowledge sharing and career opportunities, and provide central resources, thought leadership and benchmarking.
Lexology
Lexology delivers the most comprehensive source of international legal updates, analysis and insights. Publishing in excess of 450 articles every day from over 900 leading law firms and service providers worldwide across over 50 work areas in 25 languages. Lexology’s searchable archive now contains more than 1,000,000 articles. Endorsed by more than 100 associations, corporations and corporate counsel groups, Lexology is not only considered an invaluable resource of its kind, but also regarded as the industry benchmark.
ALM | Law.com
Law.com provides lawyers within the world’s leading law firms and legal departments (Global 200, Law.com subscribers, GCs at the F1000) with news and analysis of the global legal industry, insights into what’s happening across all sectors of the legal industry in all major markets around the world. Law.com is the world’s legal authority, offering quality local coverage with global insights & trends on the entire legal industry to give international lawyers the competitive edge and business intelligence needed to grow their business worldwide
Women’s White Collar Defense Association (WWCDA)
The Women’s White Collar Defense Association (WWCDA) promotes the common business and professional interests of attorneys and other professionals who specialize in white collar and other defense and compliance and ethics work. Their clients are corporations, other organizations and individuals facing government enforcement actions (criminal, civil, regulatory, and administrative), internal investigations, other defense and compliance and ethics matters. WWCDA promotes equal opportunity for all in the legal and consulting professions, including organizing business activities to facilitate networking and business development opportunities, and providing educational programming focused on the defense of government enforcement actions, conducting internal investigations, other defense matters, and counselling on compliance and ethics matters.
WWCDA has more than 4,700 members in 51 chapters around the world. Many of our members have previously served in government positions and in corporate roles. Notable members include former corporate General Counsels and Chief Compliance Officers, as well as former prosecutors and high ranking government officials.
WWCDA has more than 4,700 members in 51 chapters around the world. Many of our members have previously served in government positions and in corporate roles. Notable members include former corporate General Counsels and Chief Compliance Officers, as well as former prosecutors and high ranking government officials.













