The American Lawyer
...up to 150 lawyers working in Korea in a few years’ time. In a more recent interview, Kim, who joined Sheppard Mullin as an...
...151;who has helped shape legal theories benefiting insurance policyholders—...2006. By the time Cohen and a dozen other...
...com, Intel Corp., and The Boeing Co. But in an ever nationalizing legal marketplace, it's not completely clear that Perkins Coie has escaped its...
...the menu. This time, I’m meeting Adam Shutkever, COO of innovative U.K. fixed-price legal services business ...
...engineered a massive redistribution of income in their favor. Why? The next time a senior partner talks about holding the line on equity partner head...
Like many lawyers, Glenn Colton is a baseball fan. But the Dentons white-collar and government investigations practice head has taken his love for America's national pastime to the next level, scorin
An Equal Justice Works fellow reflects on the way personal experience has informed his efforts to assist low-income North Carolinians in overcoming the collateral consequences of criminal records
...277 million bid for the Phoenix Coyotes at about the same time that ...
...Unibanco remained a partner until 2006—according to The Financial Times. Francisco Aristeguieta, CEO of Citi Latin America said in...
...The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Ltd. was not known as press time. Four New York firms have the lead roles on...
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