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Between 1/1/1990 and 3/30/2015, Rader Fishman Has Participated in Cases That Are Identified by Nature of Suit As Follows

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® ® LexisNexis CourtLink Attorney Strategic Profile for Rader Fishman 1/1/1990 - 3/30/2015 476 Case(s) U.S. District Courts The following represents an analysis of the U.S. District Courts cases where Rader Fishman been engaged as an attorney . GENERAL OVERVIEW Nature of Suit Analysis Nature of Suit Analysis - Between 1/1/1990 and 3/30/2015, Rader Fishman has participated in cases that are identified by Nature of Suit as follows. Key NOS Count Percent Legend 410 Antitrust 7 1.47% 950 Constitutionality 1 0.21% 820 Copyrights 23 4.83% 110 Insurance 2 0.42% Labor/Management 720 1 0.21% Relations 440 Other Civil Rights 2 0.42% 190 Other Contract 9 1.89% Other Statutory 890 14 2.94% Actions 830 Patent 243 51.05% 360 Personal Injury 1 0.21% 380 Personal Property 3 0.63% 550 Prisoner - Other 1 0.21% 550 Prisoner: Civil Rights 1 0.21% 365 Product Liability 2 0.42% 470 Rico 1 0.21% 850 Securities 1 0.21% 840 Trademark 162 34.03% 0 n/a 1 0.21% 908 n/a 1 0.21% Case Load Analysis Case Load Analysis - Between 1/1/1990 and 3/30/2015, Rader Fishman has participated in litigation with the following distribution based on date filed. Period Count Percent Legend 1990 7 1.47% 1991 9 1.89% 1992 1 0.21% 1993 4 0.84% 1994 5 1.05% 1995 15 3.15% 1996 19 3.99% 1997 25 5.25% 1998 45 9.45% 1999 45 9.45% 2000 35 7.35% 2001 29 6.09% 2002 26 5.46% 2003 36 7.56% 2004 21 4.41% 2005 20 4.20% 2006 16 3.36% 2007 12 2.52% 2008 30 6.30% 2009 18 3.78% 2010 13 2.73% 2011 21 4.41% 2012 4 0.84% 2013 11 2.31% 2014 9 1.89% 2015 0 0.00% Judge Appearance Analysis Judge Appearence Analysis - Between 1/1/1990 and 3/30/2015, Rader Fishman has appeared before the following judges. Count Judge Court 1 R David Proctor Alabama - Northern 1 Virginia Emerson Hopkins Alabama - Northern 1 Charles R Weiner Arizona 4 H Russel Holland Arizona 1 James A Teilborg Arizona 1 Andrew J Wistrich California - Central 1 Ann I Jones California - Central 2 Arthur Nakazato California - Central 2 Audrey B Collins California - Central 1 Audrey B. Collins California - Central 1 Carla M Woehrle California - Central 1 Carlos R Moreno California - Central 2 Carolyn Turchin California - Central 1 Charles F Eick California - Central 1 Christina A Snyder California - Central 1 Consuelo B Marshall California - Central 1 Dean D. Pregerson California - Central 1 Dickran Tevrizian California - Central 1 Fernando M Olguin California - Central 1 Fernando M. Olguin California - Central 1 Gary L Taylor California - Central 1 George H King California - Central 1 George H Wu California - Central 1 James V. Selna California - Central 1 James W McMahon California - Central 1 Jeffrey W Johnson California - Central 1 John F Walter California - Central 1 Marc L Goldman California - Central 2 Margaret M Morrow California - Central 4 Patrick J. Walsh California - Central 1 Percy Anderson California - Central 1 R Gary Klausner California - Central 1 Robert J Kelleher California - Central 1 Robert N Block California - Central 3 Robert N. Block California - Central 1 Rosalyn M Chapman California - Central 4 S. James Otero California - Central 2 Stephen J Hillman California - Central 1 Victor B Kenton California - Central 1 William J Rea California - Central 1 John F Moulds California - Eastern 1 William B Shubb California - Eastern 1 Bernard Zimmerman California - Northern 1 Bernard Zimmerman (Settlement) California - Northern 1 Charles R Breyer California - Northern 2 Edward A Infante California - Northern 1 Elizabeth D Laporte California - Northern 2 Eugene F Lynch California - Northern 1 James Ware California - Northern 1 Jeffrey S White California - Northern 2 Jeremy Fogel California - Northern 1 Paul Singh Grewal California - Northern 2 Saundra Brown Armstrong California - Northern 1 William Alsup California - Northern 1 Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers California - Northern 1 Anthony J Battaglia California - Southern 1 David H. Bartick California - Southern 1 Irma E Gonzalez California - Southern 2 James F Stiven California - Southern 1 Jeffrey T Miller California - Southern 1 John A Houston California - Southern 1 John S Rhoades California - Southern 1 Judith N Keep California - Southern 1 Louisa S Porter California - Southern 1 Napoleon A Jones California - Southern 1 Roger T. Benitez California - Southern 1 Boyd N Boland Colorado 1 Boyd N. Boland Colorado 1 Lewis T Babcock Colorado 3 Marcia S Krieger Colorado 2 Michael E Hegarty Colorado 1 Michael J Watanabe Colorado 1 William J. Martinez Colorado 1 Zita L Weinshienk Colorado 1 Holly B Fitzsimmons (Settlement) Connecticut 1 Janet C Hall Connecticut 1 Mark R Kravitz Connecticut 1 William I Garfinkel (Settlement) Connecticut 1 George H Revercomb Dist. Of Columbia 1 James Robertson Dist. Of Columbia 1 Royce C Lamberth Dist. Of Columbia 1 Charlene Edwards Honeywell Florida - Middle 1 David A Baker Florida - Middle 1 Elizabeth A Kovachevich Florida - Middle 1 G Kendall Sharp Florida - Middle 1 Henry Lee Adams Jr Florida - Middle 1 John Antoon II Florida - Middle 1 Marcia Morales Howard Florida - Middle 1 Mark A Pizzo Florida - Middle 1 Patricia C Fawsett Florida - Middle 1 Sheri Polster Chappell Florida - Middle 1 Virginia M Hernandez Covington Florida - Middle 1 Cecilia M Altonaga Florida - Southern 1 CH Magistrate Judge Stephen T Brown Florida - Southern 1 Lenore C Nesbitt Florida - Southern 1 U.S. District Judge Marc Thomas Treadwell Georgia - Middle 1 Robert L Vining, Jr Georgia - Northern 1 William S. Duffey, Jr Georgia - Northern 1 B. Lynn Winmill Idaho 1 George M Marovich Illinois - Northern 1 James B Moran Illinois - Northern 1 James H Alesia Illinois - Northern 1 John W. Darrah Illinois - Northern 1 James T Moody Indiana - Northern 1 Roger B Cosbey Indiana - Northern 1 William C Lee Indiana - Northern 1 Debra McVicker Lynch Indiana - Southern 1 Dillin Indiana - Southern 1 Foster Indiana - Southern 2 Jane Magnus-Stinson Indiana - Southern 1 Mark J Dinsmore Indiana - Southern 1 Tanya Walton Pratt Indiana - Southern 1 Tim A Baker Indiana - Southern 1 William G. Hussmann, Jr Indiana - Southern 1 William T Lawrence Indiana - Southern 1 Charles R. Simpson, III Kentucky - Western 1 James D. Moyer Kentucky - Western 1 Lanny King Kentucky - Western 1 Thomas B. Russell Kentucky - Western 1 G Thomas Porteous, Jr Louisiana - Eastern 1 Richard L. Bourgeois, Jr Louisiana - Middle 1 Shelly D. Dick Louisiana - Middle 1 F Dennis Saylor, IV Massachusetts 1 RYA W Zobel Massachusetts 1 Deborah K Chasanow Maryland 1 Richard D Bennett Maryland 1 William D Quarles Jr Maryland 7 Anna Diggs Taylor Michigan - Eastern 7 Arthur J Tarnow Michigan - Eastern 3 Arthur J. Tarnow Michigan - Eastern 25 Avern Cohn Michigan - Eastern 3 Barbara K Hackett Michigan - Eastern 10 Bernard A Friedman Michigan - Eastern 2 Bernard A. Friedman Michigan - Eastern 4 David M Lawson Michigan - Eastern 1 David M. Lawson Michigan - Eastern 1 David R. Grand Michigan - Eastern 10 Denise Page Hood Michigan - Eastern 12 Donald A Scheer Michigan - Eastern 1 Donald A Scheer Inactive Michigan - Eastern 9 George Caram Steeh Michigan - Eastern 7 George E Woods Michigan - Eastern 8 Gerald E Rosen Michigan - Eastern 1 Gershwin A. Drain Michigan - Eastern 2 Horace W Gilmore Michigan - Eastern 11 John Corbett O'Meara Michigan - Eastern 9 John Feikens Michigan - Eastern 4 Julian Abele Cook Michigan - Eastern 1 Julian Abele Cook Jr Michigan - Eastern 1 Laurie J Michelson Michigan - Eastern 8 Laurie J. Michelson Michigan - Eastern 11 Lawrence P Zatkoff Michigan - Eastern 5 Lawrence P. Zatkoff Michigan - Eastern 6 Marianne O Battani Michigan - Eastern 2 Marianne O. Battani Michigan - Eastern 1 Mark A Randon Michigan - Eastern 4 Mark A. Randon Michigan - Eastern 1 Matthew F. Leitman Michigan - Eastern 1 Michael Hluchaniuk Michigan - Eastern 1 Michael J Hluchaniuk Michigan - Eastern 6 Michael J. Hluchaniuk Michigan - Eastern 7 Mona K Majzoub Michigan - Eastern 2 Mona K. Majzoub Michigan - Eastern 24 Nancy G Edmunds Michigan - Eastern 2 Patricia T. Morris Michigan - Eastern 10 Patrick J Duggan Michigan - Eastern 1 Patrick J. Duggan Michigan - Eastern 15 Paul D Borman Michigan - Eastern 4 Paul D. Borman Michigan - Eastern 4 Paul J Komives Michigan - Eastern 2 Paul J. Komives Michigan - Eastern 8 Paul V Gadola Michigan - Eastern 6 R Steven Whalen Michigan - Eastern 10 R. Steven Whalen Michigan - Eastern 2 Robert E Demascio Michigan - Eastern 5 Robert H Cleland Michigan - Eastern 3 Robert H. Cleland Michigan - Eastern 3 Sean F Cox Michigan - Eastern 1 Sean F. Cox Michigan - Eastern 1 Stephen J Murphy, III Michigan - Eastern 2 Stephen J. 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