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The first nongovernment tenant on Pennsylvania Avenue, Covington & Burling was and is a Washington firm. They have a world capital strategy—with outposts in Beijing, Brussels, and London. And they long ago checked the New York box, scooping up a corporate boutique that has grown into a 100–lawyer...
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With the presidential election settled, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer (above) visited Atlanta Wednesday night free of the uncomfortable prospect of being called on to referee the outcome
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Editor's note: When we decided in 2002 to publish an annual issue taking note of young lawyers who were "on the rise," the name of David J. Bederman came to mind immediately. The Emory University law
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Bob Lipshutz was a great and good man, whose kindness and generosity and largeness of spirit will always be remembered. He was a dear friend and a valued colleague in the 1976 Carter presidential cam
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...and Turner Broadcasting were the winning bidders. Turner tapped Covington & Burling partner Peter Zern, who specializes in sports and media transactions, to...
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Federal appeals court judges on Tuesday grilled a lawyer trying to revive a suit brought by retired professional football players who claim the NFL and the NFL Players Association should be liable fo
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Eclipse Aviation Corp., a company once bankrolled with a billion dollars from investors including Microsoft founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen, sold recently out of bankruptcy for just $40 million.Th
Senior lawyers from all over the U.S. who have been honored by the Best Lawyers of America ratings organization gathered last week at a conference marking the group's 25th anniversary. Law school dea
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