"I think about how to kill off a meritless case without going through three years of disruptive discovery," she said.
That's the kind of attitude she brought to representing computer security company McAfee Inc. when it was sued in 2009 by its former general counsel, Kent H. Roberts, who claimed the company made him a scapegoat in a stock o...
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