National Law Journal
...tables and chairs. Now the artwork that once adorned the walls of Howrey's Washington and New York offices is gone — auctioned off in...
Conservative politicians were already raising hell about the controversies surrounding Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. Now they're raising money, too. Plus: a vacancy at the SG's office, DOJ fights
...The National Law Journal spoke with Novak, who left Howrey in 2004 to start his own firm, about his new role. He...
...to the chart, replacing O'Melveny & Myers and the now-defunct Howrey. Arnold & Porter chairman Thomas Milch said the firm was...
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...As rumors of Howrey's dissolution grew louder in early 2011, Jamie Baker, partner-in-charge...
The Big Law model pays based on a black-box calculation — often speculative and arbitrary
Enforced in all 50 states, rule made it impossible for a venture capital firm to play white knight and save Dewey
...went through the upheaval of a big-firm disintegration. When Howrey collapsed, a group of five Washington antitrust partners landed at Dewey &...
...TACTICS SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge has ordered former Howrey client O2 Micro International Ltd. to pay competitor Monolithic Power Systems Inc...
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