The lead lawyer for Justice is David Boies, a private practitioner from New York who dresses down in store-bought suits and black Reeboks. Microsoft's main man is John Warden, a top-drawer dresser partial to bowler hats and pinstripe Savile Row suits. Westinghouse Electric Corp. Not as famous as Boies, Warden is a highly regarded litigator with big wins for Eastman Kodak, Goldman Sachs and British Airways under his belt. Warden enjoys tennis and bridge, gentlemen's games. In polite company, Warden might be called burly.
Boies is relatively svelte.
Both men are in their late fifties. Justice is held accountable by God, the Greater Good and the Ghost of J. Edgar Hoover. Justice stands between us and the law of the jungle, red in tooth and claw. Meanwhile, Microsoft is amassing market share and moolah. Not much stands between Microsoft and total world domination.