The American Lawyer
Five years after Best Buy entered Europe through a $2.15 billion joint venture deal, the world's largest consumer electronics retailer has tapped one of the world's largest firms for counsel on its $
...declines in profits per partner, Dorsey & Whitney looks ready to embrace change...
Cull the partnership to boost profits: That's the conventional wisdom. But is it truth—or illusion
In fiscal 2012, The Am Law 100—which has a new leader in gross revenue this year—posted modest gains on all our key metrics. Read the complete package
...in the fall of 2011 and landed an internship in the Beijing office of Hogan Lovells soon after...
...in March, zeroing in on Dorsey & Whitney; Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton; Ropes...
...s Palo Alto office also includes Matthew...Bartus, one of Dorsey & Whitney's first corporate...
Originally Published: The Recorder
...526.4 million purchase of partial or complete stakes in three Sydney office buildings. Herbert Smith Freehills Sydney partners Greg Hing and James...
A U.S. bankruptcy judge approved this week an $11 billion merger between American Airlines parent AMR and U.S. Airways Group. In other big bankruptcies of note, Kirkland & Ellis is advising Atlantic
...Clark left the London office of the combined firm (whose integration issues were ...
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