The American LawyerRichard Dickson, 44, will succeed Gordon Davidson, who will return full time to his corporate practice after two decades at the helm
Originally Published: The Recorder
Paul Tiao, a former senior cybersecurity adviser with the FBI, has left the agency to become a partner in the privacy and data security group of Hunton & Williams in Washington, D.C. The practice gro
Despina Kartson, who has worked as Latham's top marketing executive since 2004, will join Morgan, Lewis & Bockius as chief marketing officer on March 18, according to two sources familiar with the mo
A dozen years of data shows that it's hard to boost profits with lateral hiring. For firms, the real payoff is just being able to stay in the game
Add a little bit of revenue. Subtract partners. Control costs. That formula helped a number of California law firms boost their profitability last year despite shaky demand for legal services
Originally Published: The Recorder
Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton is the latest Am Law 200 firm to expand into Los Angeles, announcing Monday that it has acquired Beverly Hills?based intellectual property boutique Keats McFarland & Wi
Richard "Dick" Cass and Hannah Gordon both come from the ranks of the Am Law 100, but they were rooting against one another when their respective employers—the National Football League's Baltim
In demand ex-prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald chooses Skadden—but insists on a few conditions
Firms have spent years perfecting their lateral hiring processes. But why are the results so disappointing
The employment data for 2012 shows a net increase of 7,800 legal services jobs, or a 0.7 percent increase over 2011—half the rate of growth in the broader economy
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