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...acquired 42 of the 106 attorneys from New York's Donovan Leisure Newton & Irvine after merger talks between the two broke down....
When Mark Litvack became Hollywood's leading anti-piracy legal strategist in 1998, his caseload dramatically skyrocketed. As an in-house lawyer for the Motion Picture Association of America, Litvack
At a time when the number of firms talking merger is seemingly on the rise, the number of firms actually going through with them is at a low
Two firms need a strategic reason to tie the knot -- strengthening certainpractice areas or expanding their geographical reach -- that will bring inbusiness neither could have won on its own. And des
A Recorder special report on law firm mergers examines the current state of courtship among California firms, as well as the 15 biggest mergers since January 1, 2000. Poring over their ledgers and wo
...of firms: London's Bird & Bird, New York's Donovan Leisure Newton & Irvine, Los Angeles corporate boutique Riordan & McKinzie, and most recently...
...list of firms: London's Bird & Bird, New York's Donovan Leisure Newton & Irvine, Los Angeles corporate boutique Riordan & McKinzie, and most recently, Venture...
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