National Law Journal
...been a member of Congress and a corporate partner at Latham & Watkins, while the SEC's previous head, William Donaldson, was CEO of an...
...been a member of Congress and a corporate partner at Latham & Watkins, while the SEC's previous head, William Donaldson, was CEO of an...
Presidential elections are the busiest time for firms and corporations to recruit top attorneys leaving government
Lawyers at the nation's biggest law firms are voting with their wallets — and Barack Obama is the clear winner. His biggest supporters? Lawyers at DLA Piper, who have given Obama more than $345,
New judge is sworn in, but mom is the star; Covington lobbyists help right a historic wrong; DOJ'S privilege sets up a 'titanic' conflict; Deepak Gupta strikes out on his own; Toll Bros. settle up; a
The 800-pound firings in the room; striking out with the Clemens jury; Paul Weiss gives back; Judge Linda Davis retires; keeping the Howard hallowed; freedom, courtesy of Hogan Lovells, in Belarus; a
Alito vs. Scalia rematch; in defense of lobbyists, advice edition; Trout Cacheris reps Kiriakou; a seat at the SOTU; in defense of lobbyists, campaign fundraising edition; dangerous performance art;
...investigate him for wrongdoing. — Jenna Greene 'REAL...
Wone family settles; Bradbury throws in with Mitt; Legal Aid fundraiser surpasses goal; back to the beginning for Bloch; Gossett moves to CFPC; Hogan Lovells helps free one of the Norfolk Four; and S
Some on The National Law Journal's list of 20 in-house counsel oversee huge operations. Others are joined by just a few attorneys and work mostly on regional issues. One thing each has in common: The
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