The American Lawyer
Convertible, Chromebook, tablet: Can any of them truly take the place of a laptop
With the U.S. marking the 10th anniversary of the Iraq war, The Am Law Daily contacted lawyers with personal connections to a conflict that claimed the lives of roughly 4,500 Americans and untold Ira
Blank Rome has offered voluntary separation packages to its entire legal secretarial pool in an effort to trim its ranks amid a broader effort to restructure the way the firm's attorneys and support
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
...companies. From my Brussels and New York offices (plus planes, trains, and Skype), I’m in constant contact with general counsel and their teams...
...named New York group messaging start-ups Groupme, Inc. (recently acquired by Skype Inc.) and Groupie LLC. One attorney calls Forrest the most...
Facebook IPO; Eaton/Cooper Industries; Carlyle IP
...so-called Skype scandal in which a female cadet's sexual encounter with a...
The holdouts at reeling Dewey & LeBoeuf finally seem to be headed to the exits, as M&A heavyweight Morton Pierce prepares to depart with seven other partners
...$8.5 billion acquisition of Skype Global last year and its ...
...s $8.5 billion acquisition of Internet voice and video chat service Skype Global. Cadwalader's Rule has long guided Microsoft through delicate regulatory waters...
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