Our attorneys recently proved that successful representation for our clients sometimes requires more than skillful tactics—often, it requires a steady resolve.  After more than four years of intense litigation, our lawyers delivered a major victory to our twelve motion picture studio clients, who were being sued for alleged licensing and copyright violations.

When Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation, a division of Fortune 100 company United Technologies Corp., sued its customer, Sino Swearingen Aircraft Company, it didn't expect the small Texas start-up to put up a fight that would end in a judgment against Hamilton for over $600,000.

Tyler Cooper's lawyers managed the $30.0 million acquisition by a publicly owned company headquartered in Hanover, Maryland of a California-based software company.  The transaction became extremely complicated and attenuated, however, when one of our client's institutional shareholders exercised its contractual right to veto the acquisition.