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Rankings: MVPs of the Year

Law360’s MVPs of the Year recognizes the five attorneys who had extraordinary wins and contributed most to their practice area in the past year. The series showcases standout attorneys across the practice areas and industries covered by Law360.
  • November 30, 2012

    Law360 MVP Awards Go To Legal Top Guns From 52 Firms

    Over the next several weeks, Law360 will profile the winners of this year's MVP awards honoring attorneys whose achievements in major litigation or transactions have set a new standard for accomplishment in corporate law.

  • December 13, 2011

    Privacy MVP: Cooley's Michael Rhodes

    Cooley LLP partner Mike Rhodes has a record of demolishing lawsuits that accuse Facebook Inc. of stepping on users' privacy rights — one that keeps the social media giant coming back and earns him a spot among Law360's Privacy MVPs.

  • December 12, 2011

    Privacy MVP: Reed Smith's Mark Melodia

    It's a common dilemma: A company suffers a data breach, and one of its customers launches a class action. Reed Smith LLP partner Mark S. Melodia helped one client find an uncommon solution, staving off traditional credit monitoring and saving it cash — the sort of inventive thinking that landed him a spot on Law360's list of Privacy MVPs.

  • December 09, 2011

    Privacy MVP: Covington & Burling's Eric Bosset

    Mounting an aggressive defense to behavioral advertising and online tracking claims, Eric Bosset of Covington & Burling LLP has helped Cable One Inc., Microsoft Corp., AOL Inc. and other major corporations quickly escape potentially costly litigation, earning him a place among Law360's Privacy MVPs.

  • December 08, 2011

    Privacy MVP: Latham & Watkins' Jennifer Archie

    Jennifer C. Archie, leader of Latham & Watkins LLP's data protection and privacy practice, is known for advising companies on every corner of the data protection landscape, whether it's writing privacy policies or responding to a global data breach, earning her a spot on Law360's list of Privacy MVPs.