The American Lawyer
...From the NLJ Potential class...
Originally Published: The Asian Lawyer
...is leaving the firm to become global head...issued to The Am Law Daily by firm executive...
...lashed out at the Justice Department...
.... Not surprisingly, several Am Law 100 firms are reaping the benefits from...
... The partner leading the firm’s proposed independent monitor...Los Angeles–based Am Law 200 firm has the backing...
...financial restructuring practice cochairs John Rapisardi and George Davis are leaving the firm with bankruptcy partner Peter Friedman to join O’Melveny & Myers...
...the world. The firm accomplished that feat by helping...Kodak Limited) via Britain's administration process. "History...
...Since winning Food and Drug Administration approval in 2002, Essure has...sibling publication The Am Law Litigation Daily reported that...
...security group—which the firm launched in 2000 before finding...the ranks of The Am Law 100 and beyond. ...
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