The American Lawyer
An agenda for incoming agency chief Mary Jo White
...both worked on insurance disputes stemming from the collapses of Enron and WorldCom. Both partners also have experience in coverage litigation. Tucker did...
...11 case to almost $36 million-about what Weil made in the WorldCom bankruptcy. Other leading legal billers for Lehman in October were...
...than non–ESOP companies (with some notable exceptions—Enron Corporation, WorldCom, Inc., and Adelphia Inc. all had ESOPs). Mestel felt that employees would...
On the third anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, a look back at The American Lawyer's December 2008 story examining how Weil, Gotshal & Manges put together the largest bankruptcy filing i
...said the Steptoe & Johnson white collar specialist whose clients have included former WorldCom chief Bernard Ebbers. But former GlaxoSmithKline associate general counsel Lauren Stevens, who...
...WorldCom CEO Bernard Ebbers and ...
Alaska Retirement Management Board v. Mercer; In re WTC Disaster Site Litigation; Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank et al. v. Morgan Stanley et al.; AstraZeneca et al. v. Mylan et al
An exclusive look at how a Jenner & Block team led by chairman Anton Valukas (photo at left) put together the definitive report on Lehman's demise
Time and again, Judge Jed Rakoff (pictured left) has made lawyers--not just their clients--very nervous
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