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While this Philadelphia–based firm goes a long way back—to 1849, to be precise—it is a relatively new entrant on The Am Law 100, making its first appearance in 2003. Fueling the firm’s growth is a series of mergers in recent years. The most significant of these was the firm’s...
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A lot of conversations about social media mention the explosive growth of networks like LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook. They also include at least one individual who will tell you, unequivocally, tha
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
When it comes to women in leadership roles at Pennsylvania's Am Law 100 firms, they are more likely to be found on firm governance or compensation committees than as office or practice group leaders,
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
...recent years that have formed an e-discovery practice group, Drinker Biddle & Reath has taken the concept a step further by creating a...
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
More New Jersey firms than ever are jettisoning their summer associate programs, the Law Journal's annual survey finds
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
A judge has sanctioned speedier discovery, but implementing the change will be a slow process
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Texas Lawyer
Feedback is flying fast around the affirmation of Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck's predictive coding order in the potentially historic discovery phase of the da Silva Moore labor dispute
...get qualified lawyers at signficantly lower annual salaries.• Drinker, Biddle & Reath, and Holland & Hart are examples of firms that have established stand...
Five lawyers, including Cherry Hill, N.J., solo Donald Manno ? who has represented reputed Lucchese crime family member Nicodemo Scarfo ? were among 13 people charged Nov. 1 with aiding a mob takeove
...earned it through training and performance. Firms like Reed Smith, Drinker Biddle & Reath and Cozen O'Connor have implemented varying forms of competency...
"No-Sex Rule a Hot Topic" and "Contingent Fee Intact
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