One of Ilissa Samplin's most significant recent victories came in a trade secrets case involving HSBC and First Citizens Bank. First Citizens alleged that HSBC misappropriated trade secrets and improperly solicited employees following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. The case involved $1 billion in damages, and the partner at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP played a crucial role in narrowing the scope of the case.
Through successful motion practice and oral argument, she pe...
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