Baker Botts L.L.P.
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Baker Botts L.L.P. secures favorable trial outcomes for major players across the energy, infrastructure, financial services, and technology and TMT industries. The litigation practice is led by firm managing partner Danny David, based in Houston and a longstanding authority in bet-the-company commercial conflicts and energy litigation; Washington DC’s Bridget Moore, a trusted advisor in securities enforcement and white-collar defense; and Houston’s Amy Hefley, who is deeply specialized in securities and shareholder litigation and business torts involving fraud claims, fiduciary obligations, contracts, and trade secrets. In February 2025, Matthew Jacobs joined the San Francisco office, bringing acumen in complex civil litigation, with a particular emphasis on matters involving anti-corruption, fraud, and government investigations.
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Testimonials
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- 'Working with Baker Botts - and especially lead partner Danny David - was an exceptional experience. From day one, Danny and his team were extremely focused and knew exactly what needed to be done.'
- 'Danny David’s leadership and deep knowledge of the legal process were evident at every stage. What truly set the team apart was their ability to seamlessly collaborate across functions, ensuring every angle was covered.'
Key clients
Advanced Energy Capital, LLC
Assertio Holdings, Inc.
Work highlights
Representing Bai Brands, a subsidiary of Keurig Dr Pepper, in a putative class action filed in the Southern District of New York challenging the “No Artificial Sweeteners” claim on the Bai flavored waters. The plaintiff, now the second plaintiff in this action (the first withdrew), seeks to represent a class of all persons in New York who purchased any Bai water product bearing the statement and containing erythritol during the class period. The plaintiff has now moved to certify the class and Bai vigorously opposes.