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...which is battling New York and Hong Kong to remain the ...
...counsel at Kirkland & Ellis, and the attorneys from Wiley Rein and New York's Melito &...
... that Hughes Hubbard & Reed, whose corporate...
...Bassen, a Hughes Hubbard & Reed partner who...and his new firm issued...
...sham." Lawyers at Brown Rudnick who represent Dewey's new liquidation trustee, Alan Jacobs, declined to comment on the terms of the...
...sued Barclays in New York federal court in February "to challenge a fraudulent scheme...
...left for Hughes Hubbard & Reed, and while...a Philadelphia office in May...
...to Dewey's demise, firm leaders said the Manhattan district attorney's office had launched an investigation into Davis's actions as chair. The status...
...which The New York Times reported this week was in the works for...
With a law firm's success—and perhaps even its very survival—dependent on the revenue it is able to bring in, firm leaders need to do a better job of teaching their lawyers the art of the
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