OLSTAD v. MICROSOFT CORPORATION

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

For the plaintiff-appellant there were briefs by John F. Maloney and McNally, Maloney & Peterson, S.C., Milwaukee and Ben Barnow and Barnow and Associates, P.C., Chicago, IL, and oral argument by John F. Maloney.

For the defendant-respondent there were briefs by W. Stuart Parsons, Jeffrey Morris, Brian D. Winters, Kelly H. Twigger, and Quarles & Brady LLP, Milwaukee; David B. Tulchin, Jeremy T. Kamras, Ryan C. Williams and Sullivan & Cromwell, LLP, New York, NY; Charles B. Casper and Montgomery, McCracken, Walker & Rhoads LLP, (of counsel), Philadelphia, PA; and Thomas W. Burt, Richard J. Wallis, Steven J. Aeschbacher (of counsel) and Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA, and oral argument by David B. Tulchin.

An amicus curiae brief was filed by Stephen E. Meili, Peter C. Carstensen and Susan LaCava and Susan LaCava S. C., Madison, on behalf of the University of Wisconsin Law School Consumer Law Litigation Clinic, Professor Peter C. Carstensen of the University of Wisconsin Law School, and Susan LaCava, Esq.

An amicus curiae brief was filed by John J. Prentice, Andrew T. Phillips and Prentice & Phillips, LLP, Milwaukee; Richard M. Hagstrom and Zelle, Hofmann, Voelbel, Mason & Gette LLP, Minneapolis, MN, on behalf of Wisconsin Counties Association.

An amicus curiae brief was filed by H. Dale Peterson and Stroud, Willink & Howard, LLC, Madison; William L. Oemichen, Madison; Gary Bakke and Bakke Norman SC, New Richmond; on behalf of Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation, Cooperative, Wisconsin Federation of Cooperatives and Wisconsin Agri-Service Association.

An amicus curiae brief was filed by Gerald Thain, University of Wisconsin Law School, Madison, and James May, Washington College of Law/American University of Law School, Washington, D.C., on behalf of the American Antitrust Institute.

An amicus curiae brief was filed by Peggy A. Lautenschlager, attorney general and Eric J. Wilson, assistant attorney general, on behalf of the Wisconsin Department of Justice, and oral argument by Eric J. Wilson.