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June 22, 2026 K&S was recognized as Law.com’s Litigator of the Week Runners-Up for securing a favorable dismissal on behalf of United Surgical Partners and Tenet Healthcare in a no-poach agreement case
June 10, 2026 King & Spalding Secures Victory Defeating Class Certification for Tenet and USPI in Antitrust No-Poach Suit with Alleged Exposure of Approximately $2.3 Billion
June 10, 2026 K&S obtains a favorable dismissal on behalf of United Surgical Partners and Tenet Healthcare in a no-poach agreement case before an Illinois federal court
May 8, 2026 Emily Newton, Veronica Moyé, Lazar Raynal, Matthew Dawson and Julianne Duran counsel United Surgical Partners and Tenet Healthcare in a no-poach dispute before an Illinois federal court
April 9, 2026 Jeffrey Cashdan, Emily Newton, Lohr Beck, Caroline Callahan and Zach Fardon are recognized in this week’s Law.com Litigator of the Week Shout-Outs for their favorable dismissal on behalf of Six Continents Hotels
March 31, 2026 Jeff Cashdan, Emily Newton, Lohr Beck, Caroline Callahan and Zachary Fardon obtain a favorable dismissal on behalf of Six Continents Hotels in a proposed class action case before an Illinois federal court
February 27, 2026 K&S counsels Equifax before a California federal court in a proposed class action alleging that the company violated antitrust law by excluding medical debt under $500 from consumer credit reports
November 4, 2025 Jeff Cashdan, Emily Newton, Lohr Beck and Caroline Buyak Callahan advise Six Continents Hotels in a class action antirust dispute before a Washington federal court
September 2, 2025 Jeff Cashdan, Emily Newton, Lohr Beck and Caroline Buyak obtain a favorable dismissal on behalf of Six Continents Hotels in a proposed price-fixing class action dispute before a Washington federal court
September 2, 2025 King & Spalding Secures Dismissal of Antitrust Class Action Against Six Continents Hotels, Inc.
June 13, 2025 Jeff Cashdan, Emily Newton, Lohr Beck, Caroline Buyak and Zachary Fardon counsel Six Continents Hotels in a proposed price-fixing class action dispute before an Illinois federal court