A former federal court judge, federal prosecutor and top litigator, Phillips has been called a "triple threat" by his colleagues. In one case recently, he helped ward off a $94 million lawsuit on behalf of Irell client Texas Instruments by persuading a judge that the company did not infringe on a patent for a special type of microprocessor. These days, he's also turned his expertise to mediation, becoming one of the state's most sought-after neutrals in complex commercial...
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