The American Lawyer
...surrounding the March 11 announcement out of Detroit Mayor Dave Bing's office that the financially crippled city, which faces more than $15 million in...
...who stepped down in March. Dennis Block, senior chairman of the global corporate and M&A practice at...
...McKechnie have acted for DEXUS Property Group on the recent purchase of office buildings in Brisbane and Perth. DEXUS paid $557.4 million for a...
...restructuring group and work out of their new firm's New York office. Suzzanne Uhland, a San Francisco–based partner who has served as...
...Jun He Law Offices. “There is a...
...a new Houston office that will focus...a partner at Jenner & Block, acting as cochair...
Cull the partnership to boost profits: That's the conventional wisdom. But is it truth—or illusion
...the FBI's Boston field office, said during a news conference...described the several Boylston Street blocks that remained closed to cars...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...past eight years and still doesn’t have a press office. Slaughters doesn’t even have practice areas in the...
...was forced to resign and escorted out of the firm's Newark office, where he had worked since 2006. He says he was...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
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