Experienced, Highly Qualified Trial
and Appellate Attorneys
We are a law firm of highly regarded trial and appellate attorneys located in San Diego, California. Our attorneys are graduates of the nation’s leading law schools (Harvard Law School and the University of Chicago Law School) and alumni of leading global law firms. Two of us held federal clerkships and one served as a prosecutor in the United States Attorney’s Office.
We conduct trials and appeals as well as provide strategic and ongoing advice only in our core areas of expertise, and we accept only a few matters at a time to ensure that we can devote sufficient, undivided attention to each engagement that we accept.
Antitrust Litigation
William A. Markham, who leads our antitrust practice, has extensively litigated a wide range of complex antitrust cases in federal and state court in CA since 1988.
Business Litigation
Mr. Markham and Mr. Bishop both have substantial, successful experience litigating a broad array of commercial disputes.
Real Estate Litigation
We litigate and try substantial disputes that concern the ownership, development, sale and possession of interests in real properties.
William Markham’s Articles on the Law
Antitrust in Our Modern Gilded Age (By William Markham, © 2018)
David Leonhardt of The New York Times has written a superb, groundbreaking article on the evolution of commerce in the United States (“The Charts That Show How Big Business Is Winning,” The New York Times, June 17, 2018). Relying on an original statistical analysis,...
read moreThe DOJ Should Block the Proposed Merger of AT&T and Time-Warner (By William Markham, © 2017)
On conventional antitrust grounds, which have not been argued in a generation but remain sound law and the controlling law, the Department of Justice should block the proposed merger of AT&T and Time-Warner. AT&T is a dominant distributor of media content,...
read moreBreaking up the High-Tech Oligarchy (William Markham, San Diego, © 2017)
A media columnist for the NY Times has suggested in a recent column that it is better that the essential technology platforms are operated by only five large companies -- Google (Alphabet), Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, and Apple. (See NY Times, Nov. 1, 2017, "The...
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