The Recorder
It may not be wise to compare a firm with deep roots in Boston to New York Yankee great Joe DiMaggio, but both enjoyed memorable streaks: DiMaggio, 56 straight games with a hit; Bingham McCutchen, 15 straight years of rising revenues. Indeed, Bingham’s streak continued through the worst of the...
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...Silicon Valley IP litigator has jumped from Ropes & Gray to Bingham McCutchen, extending the firm's streak of hiring in the practice....
...both Apple Inc. and Oracle Corp. and now a partner with Bingham McCutchen, and Eric Goldman, a professor at Santa Clara University School of...
...few examples lurking in recent lateral move announcements, too. Bingham McCutchen announced earlier this month that Richard de Bodo and four other...
...SAN FRANCISCO — Bingham McCutchen has lured five IP litigation partners from DLA Piper in Los...
...Vedder Price's San Francisco office are three new shareholders: former Bingham & McCutchen finance and transactions partner Bradley Crawford; Brendan Dolan, who joins from...
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...the region until a team of about 10 lawyers moved from Bingham McCutchen two years ago. The practice has expanded more in San Francisco...
...that foreign state’s laws. Hartwell Harris sued Bingham McCutchen LLP, a law firm, and others (Bingham) for employment discrimination and...
...and Respondent, v. BINGHAM McCUTCHEN et al., Defendants and Appellants. No. B240522...
...SAN FRANCISCO — A former Bingham McCuchen associate who says the firm refused to accommodate her sleep disorder...
...being registered as a broker-dealer, said the company's attorney, Bingham McCutchen partner W. Hardy Callcott. FundersClub first asked the SEC for the...
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