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Sep. 3, 2014

William H. Orrick

William H. Orrick may share the name of his judge father, but his judicial manner is distinct.

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William H. Orrick III

Northern District of California (San Francisco)
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By Hadley Robinson
Daily Journal Staff Writer

SAN FRANCISCO-William H. Orrick couldn't make it through his first federal trial without an attorney bringing up his dad.

The government was hoping to move the calendar for closing arguments in an antitrust trial that challenged the merger of two technology companies. Defense attorney Boris Feldman wanted to keep the schedule as is, and invoked a well-known phrase of Orrick's father - who sat on the fe... (continued)

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