National Law Journal
... LATERALS Akerman Senterfitt: Heather MacDougall joins the firm's labor and employment...
...AKERMAN SENTERFITT Richard Gilly, 51, has joined...
...was a partner at Baker & McKenzie. AKERMAN SENTERFITT: Richard Sharpstein joins the firm's litigation practice group...
...shareholder David Bernhardt and of counsel Ryan Smith, as well as Akerman Senterfitt of counsel Joseph Findaro Jr., according to congressional records. ...
Brian Parker, co-chairman of McGuireWoods' life sciences industry group, has been appointed managing partner of the firm's Pittsburgh office. Plus more law firm movers in this week's column
...AKERMAN SENTERFITT: Jacqueline Arango joins the firm's litigation practice...
...litigation practice group. Previously, both Kriss and Shelowitz were partners at Akerman Senterfitt. NEW ARRIVALS DYKEMA GOSSETT:...
In a year when more than half of the NLJ 250 firms trimmed lawyers, a few posted big gains. How did they manage to beat the odds? We look at three firms with headcount gains, plus three that thinned
Among the public, the battle for control of Congress has overshadowed some hard-fought races for governor, attorney general and other state offices. Not for lawyers. In this election, they have poure
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