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Attorney: Jonathan D. Sasser

August 6, 2009 Charles N. Anderson, Jr. Donna K. Blumberg Alex J. Hagan Jonathan D. Sasser Paul K. Sun, Jr. Michael G. Winters Andrew S. Chamberlin Dixie T. Wells
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Twelve Ellis & Winters attorneys named to 2010 “Best Lawyers in America”

Ellis & Winters LLP is proud to announce that twelve of its attorneys have been named to the 2010 edition of Best Lawyers, the oldest and most respected peer-review publication in the legal profession. Ellis & Winters 2010 “Best Lawyers in America” are: From the Raleigh office Charles N. Anderson, […]

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June 17, 2009 Charles N. Anderson, Jr. Jonathan D. Sasser Paul K. Sun, Jr. Michael G. Winters
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Eight Ellis & Winters attorneys, three practice areas ranked in Chambers USA 2009

Ellis & Winters LLP is proud to announce that eight of our attorneys have been recognized in the 2009 edition of Chambers USA. Individual attorneys recognized for their work in North Carolina are: Charles N. Anderson, Jr. — Real estate J. Donald Cowan, Jr. — Litigation: General Commercial Richard W. Ellis — Litigation: […]

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February 14, 2009 Jonathan D. Sasser
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Attorney Jon Sasser and team win a $57-million verdict in Wake County Superior Court

Ellis & Winters attorney Jonathan D. Sasser led a team of attorneys who produced a $57,494,354 verdict in Wake County Superior Court against Chinese business interests that were accused of stealing a secret cancer treatment formula from a Research Triangle Park drug-development firm. The case was featured in North Carolina Lawyers Weekly.

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February 4, 2009 Jonathan D. Sasser Thomas H. Segars
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Ellis & Winters attorneys win largest verdict of 2008

Ellis & Winters LLP congratulates partners Jonathan D. Sasser and Thomas H. Segars for winning North Carolina’s largest verdict of 2008. Representing Serenex, Inc., an RTP drug development company recently purchased by Pfizer, they obtained a judgment in excess of $57 million in Wake County Superior Court. The international corporate espionage lawsuit originated after […]

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