Patrick G. Byrne, P.C.

Corporate

• Represented a Fortune 500 publicly held gaming company in a shareholder derivative lawsuit involving Section 14(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 23.1
• Represented one of the country’s largest retailers in a rights of publicity and common law trademark rights case involving a national sports celebrity
• Represented one of the country’s largest technology companies in a trade secret and copyright infringement action
• Represented one of the largest global gaming companies in a class action lawsuit involving the Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act (FACTA)
• Represented beneficiaries in the investigation and enforcement of a no-contest clause for a trust greater than 1 billion dollars in assets.

Financial Services

• Represented a large privately held U.S. corporation in 20-plus matters involving multi-jurisdictional and Nevada FCPA issues related to several mortgage foreclosures in the Southwest U.S.
• Represented multiple Fortune 500 financial institutions in several U.S. Court of Appeals cases involving jurisdictional issues related to a large group of loans which had fallen into default
• Represented a title company in a multi-year receivership case alleging breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, negligence and violation of RICO Statute 18, among other claims, which was further complicated by a parallel federal mail fraud prosecution case
• Represented national mortgage companies, loan servicers and financial institutions in multi-district litigation and claims involving numerous mortgage foreclosures as part of the numerous cases consolidated by the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multi-District Litigation
• Represented the mortgage company of a leading global bank involving multiple loans and their servicers
• Represented a Nevada mortgage company in litigation with regard to mortgage foreclosures and foreclosure proceedings
• Represented a Fortune 250 financial institution involving numerous filings in a Pro Hac Vice case
• Represented one of the largest condominium towers in Las Vegas in several lengthy arbitration cases involving efforts to invalidate purchase agreements

Professional Liability

• Represented a leading manufacturer of personal computers in a $40 million lawsuit involving an alleged breach of contract agreement in one of the most highly publicized cases during the “dot.com” collapse

Government

• Represented the appellant involving a cross-border environmental dispute, before the court en banc, at the Supreme Court of Nevada on the basis of forum non conveniens