The Legal Intelligencer
There aren’t many firms where lawyers drive around in UPS trucks for a day delivering packages. No, it’s not a punishment detail, but a program to enable Alston & Bird attorneys to learn more about the shipping giant, a key client. Going the extra mile—literally—to understand...
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After going five months without a chief marketing officer, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius is poaching from Latham & Watkins to fill the void. Despina Kartson, who has served as Latham's top marketing execut
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There are two ways to read Monday's court order denying Apple's bid for permanent injunctions against 26 Samsung products a federal jury found violated Apple's patents
Originally Published: The Recorder
Growth in revenue is the single most important goal for law firms in the coming year in the midst of a minimally growing pool of outside legal spend, a recent BTI Consulting Group survey showed
...similar claims against Toshiba. Dell lawyer Michael Kenny, a partner with Alston & Bird in Atlanta, relied on the jury findings in recent motions and...
Originally Published: The Recorder
...similar claims against Toshiba. Dell lawyer Michael Kenny, a partner with Alston & Bird in Atlanta, relied on the jury findings in recent motions and...
Originally Published: The Recorder
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Simpson Thacher & Bartlett has overbilled the federal government nearly $100,000 for work related to the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Troubled Asset Relief Program, according to a special inspec
...quot; wrote Toyota attorney Cari Dawson, a partner at Atlanta's Alston & Bird. Toyota also argued that an arbitrator, not Selna, should...
Courts may appoint a substitute arbitrator where the one designated in a contract clause — the National Arbitration Forum — is not able to hear the case, the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of App
The bumpy ride toward the first trial against Toyota over sudden acceleration claims got bumpier when a Los Angeles judge told lead plaintiffs lawyers to tear up the complaints in their proposed bell
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