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Dorothy, Ted Cassman here, the attorney for Liang Chen. I’m following up on the article you wrote for Law360 last week. On Friday, the government dismissed the final count (Conspiracy, count one) and Judge Freeman then entered a judgment of acquittal. So Dr. Chen was cleared of all charges. I’m hoping that you write a follow-up article to make that clear. I know his case is not Theranos/Holmes, but still!
Give me a call if you wish to discuss. Ted
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Hi Mr. Cassman, sorry I’ve been slammed with this Theranos trial. I’ll pass along the news to my editors to see if we can get a story out on it today, but no guarantees since it’s their call. My email is dorothy.atkins@law360.com btw. Feel free to reach me there. I tried reaching out to you multiple times, but for some reason my emails kept bouncing back. Also, congratulations! Your team put on a great defense.
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OOOps, Dorothy, I just emailed you with follow-up development and quote on the consumer class action against Amazon’s Ring LLC, but I see here that you may be totally wrapped up with Theranos (what a great story!). Should I share our info with another reporter or editor for the Ring story? Thank you! Bill
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Hi Bill, yes. It’s probably best to email newsroom@law360.com. That way the editors will see the pitch and assign it if they decide to pick it up. Thanks!
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