The American Lawyer
...firm's dispute resolution practice. Barnes & Thornburg's Atlanta office has welcomed partner JAMES ROBINSON in its corporate department to...
...labor and employment work and its resources dedicated to the practice in offices around the world drew him to the firm. He had worked at...
...to ASM International while Quarles & Brady advised on U.S...
...move, Gupta was a partner in the New York and Silicon Valley offices of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe. The trademark and copyright group...
Detroit has retained Jones Day—a firm known for handling restructuring work across the industrial Midwest, including key clients in the U.S. auto industry—as it seeks to fight the state o
...Gregory XII in 1415. Upon relinquishing the Catholic Church's highest office, Benedict will revert to his former title, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger. ...
Bingham McCutchen loses energy lawyers in New York and tax lawyers in Washington, D.C.; Baker & McKenzie welcomes back a one-time SEC general counsel; and a former governor of Puerto Rico joins Stept
... Alston & Bird's Washington, D.C., office now counts KIM PERETTI as a partner. A former prosecutor...
...Law 200 firms such as Quarles & Brady, Polsinelli Shugart, and Bryan Cave...
From Skadden's Roger Aaron to Sullivan & Cromwell's George Kern Jr., The Am Law Daily remembers some of the leading lights of the legal trade who died last year
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