Exhibit 6

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Mark Musico

Associate

New York

(212) 471-8357

mmusico@susmangodfrey.com

Overview

Mark Musico is a sought-after trial and appellate lawyer in Susman Godfrey’s New York Office. His clients

include many of the country’s leading lights in industry, technology, and finance, including Fortune 500

conglomerate, General Electric; pioneering satellite communications company, Loral Space &

Communications; visionary macro investor, Louis Bacon; and prominent hedge fund, Saba Capital.

Musico rejoined Susman Godfrey in 2015 after clerking for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the United

States Supreme Court. Previously, he graduated first in his class from Columbia Law School and clerked

for Judge Michael Boudin on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit and Judge Douglas P.

Woodlock on the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts. These experiences equipped Mark

with a unique understanding of the workings of the bench.

Clients, both plaintiffs and defendants, look to Musico for winning insights in high-stakes disputes

involving intellectual property, defamation and the First Amendment, the False Claims Act, antitrust,

securities, insurance, breach of contract, and fraud. Some of his most notable representations include: 

Wellstat Pharmaceuticals v. BTG (Delaware Chancery Court)

In 2017, Musico won a $70 million verdict for his client, Wellstat Pharmaceuticals (which received $58

million net of fees), in a bet-the-company lawsuit against the distributor of its leading product. He tried the

case in Delaware Chancery Court alongside firm founder, Steve Susman, as well as Harry Susman and

Cory Buland. Musico played an instrumental role in maximizing the client’s recovery by presenting

Wellstat’s damages expert at trial, convincing the court to exclude key testimony from defendant’s

damages expert, cross-examining defendant’s expert who tried to understate the market for Wellstat’s lifesaving drug, and cross-examining a defense witness who tried to shift the blame to Wellstat. Musico then

wrote the brief that convinced the Delaware Supreme Court to summarily affirm the judgment on appeal.

Public Sector Pension Investment Board v. Saba Capital (New York Supreme Court)

Musico, together with Jacob Buchdahl and Arun Subramanian, represented hedge fund Saba Capital, and

its founder, Boaz Weinstein, in an asset valuation dispute with its investor, PSP. Musico led the strategic

effort to chip away at plaintiff’s claims against Saba, and successfully briefed motions leading the court to

dismiss three of the four claims at issue. The case settled while Saba’s summary judgment motion to

knock out plaintiff’s one remaining claim was pending. Read Forbes’ reporting on the settlement of this

high-stakes case: “A $116B Pension Fund Is Walking Back Incendiary Claims Against Boaz Weinstein’s

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Saba Capital.”

ViaSat v. SpaceSystems/Loral (Southern District of California)

In 2014, Musico went to trial to defend Loral Space & Communications and its subsidiary, Space

Systems/Loral, against allegations of patent infringement and breach of contract. Working with a team of

SG lawyers from around the country, Musico’s active role at trial included preparing and arguing the jury

instructions and presenting a defense witness. Musico also helped write the post-trial briefs that resulted

in the court ordering new trial on damages. The Court called the original damages award against the

defendants a “miscarriage of justice.”

Education

Columbia Law School (J.D., 2011)

Harvard University (B.A., magna cum laude, 2007)

Judicial Clerkship

Law Clerk to the Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court of the United States

Law Clerk to the Honorable Michael Boudin, United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit

Law Clerk to the Honorable Douglas P. Woodlock, United States District Court for the District of

Massachusetts

Honors and Distinctions

John Ordronaux Prize, Columbia Law School 2011 (First in Class)

James Kent Scholar, Columbia Law School 2009-2011

Articles Editor, Columbia Law Review

Professional Associations and Memberships

State of New York

United States District Court for the Southern District of New York

United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York

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LeGaL (LGBT Bar Association of Greater New York)

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