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For more than a century, Dechert has weathered the world’s ups and downs. And for most of the last two decades, it has been on a remarkable growth path. In pure economic terms, it left behind its traditional Philadelphia rivals, becoming an elite national player that grew its profits by shedding...
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Two months after a judge gutted sprawling antitrust litigation over alleged manipulation of global benchmark interest rates, shareholders have struck out in a related securities class action against
Two weeks after Shearman & Sterling announced plans to close two of its three offices in Germany, four of its remaining 14 partners based in the country are jumping to Latham & Watkins
After a few years of collecting financial data and applying project management techniques to the legal process, law firms are beginning to dedicate resources to pricing analysis
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
...York. Other exits included the entire Almaty, Kazakhstan, office, which transferred to Dechert; the cochair of Chadbourne's intellectual property group, John Squires, who took...
American/US Airways; Linn/Berry Petroleu
...to launch a Philadelphia office in May with a partner hired from Dechert and to recruit a seven-lawyer commercial receivables group in Washington, D...
...pulp company. For the deal, Buckeye was represented by a team of Dechert attorneys, many of them Washington-based. A press release did not identify...
Michael Lyle, the head of Weil, Gotshal & Manges's office in Washington, D.C., and partner Eric Lyttle are headed to Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, the latest lawyers to defect from Weil for the
...of a majority stake in party supplies chain Party City. Dechert, meanwhile, is representing both CompuCom and Court Square—a former buyout...
...firms working on the matter for US Airways include Latham & Watkins, Dechert, and Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, ...
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