Talk about a return on investment. In 1916 three lawyers each put $500 in the bank and started a law firm. Today, the firm they created—Baker & Hostetler—deposits hundreds of millions of dollars each year. Based in Cleveland, Baker & Hostetler’s practice areas include business,...
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Contingent-fee contracts for environmental-enforcement actions, which Texas counties are filing against alleged polluters, face challenges at the Texas Legislature and in courthouses
...Phillips Nizer, a member of the organizing committee; Constantine Economides of Baker & Hostetler, chair of the Fundamentals of International Law Practice; and Enrique Liberman...
...set up shop in Columbus after hiring Baker & Hostetler real estate partners Harlan Robins and Michael Bridges, and Burgess says...
...and Debt/Equity." Luncheon begins at noon. Speakers: Stuart Bassin, Baker & Hostetler; Edward Froelich, Morrison & Foerster; John Lindquist, U.S. Department of...
...Peter Brown, who was head of Baker & Hostetler's information technology practice, has struck out on his own to...
John Cherundolo joins Hiscock & Barclay's torts and products liability practice as of counsel. Plus more law firm movers in this week's column
...Bank of America Corp.; GlaxoSmithKline; Cabot Corp.; International Finance Corp.; Baker Hughes Inc. 2 ...
...In other Churn news . . . The latest addition to Baker & Hostetler's Washington, D.C, office is LANCE SHEA. He...
...attacks to the government, said Jerry Ferguson, a co-chairman of Baker & Hostetler's national privacy and data-protection practice. For instance...
As disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner considers running in this year's New York City mayor's race, a $4.8 million war chest that includes $72,721 in contributions from Am Law 200 lawyers and
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