San Francisco, CA, March 14, 2007 -- James Brosnahan of Morrison & Foerster, lead counsel for former Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ) Chairman Patricia Dunn, today announced that all charges against Ms. Dunn have been dismissed by the judge.

"We have maintained from the beginning that Pattie Dunn was innocent and thus vigorously fought the charges against her. Today, the judge dismissed the case. Ms. Dunn did not plead to anything. This is the right result," stated Mr. Brosnahan.

"We had numerous discussions with the California Attorney General's office and appreciate very much that the administration of the new Attorney General decided to allow the judge to dismiss the case against Pattie Dunn," he added.

Ms. Dunn stated, "I am pleased that this matter has been resolved fairly, and want to express my deep gratitude to my husband and family, who never lost faith in me throughout this ordeal. I have been strengthened by wonderful support during this difficult time - both from my dear friends and from people I have never met. I have always had faith that the truth would win out and justice would be served - and it has been."

James Brosnahan led the Morrison & Foerster team which also included Raj Chatterjee, Judson Lobdell , Brian Martinez, Samuel Song, Evi Schueller, Thomas Beyer and Mary Howell.