Texas LawyerHughes Hubbard manages to stand at both ends of The Am Law 100. By gross revenue alone, it typically ranks near the bottom of the list. But change the focus to revenue per lawyer and noneconomic measures like diversity, pro bono work, and associate satisfaction—the factors The American Lawyer...
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...pursue claims against the trio. Ned Bassen, a Hughes Hubbard & Reed partner who is representing Davis, DiCarmine, and Sanders in connection...
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Last January, most firms in The Am Law 100 thought that they had closed the books on their annual associate bonus decisions when Sullivan & Cromwell suddenly upped the ante
...investing in or operating in the United States," said Hughes Hubbard & Reed partner Sarah Cave. Taken together, Mayer Brown partner...
...fifth-years. Even in New York, outliers exist. Hughes Hubbard & Reed third-year midlevels reported a median bonus of $30,000...
The terms of a $4.85 billion settlement with pharmaceutical company Merck & Co. Inc. may pose a dilemma for Texas plaintiffs lawyers with Vioxx caseloads ? a dilemma that has some of them concerned a
...the settlement agreement, says James C. "Jim" Fitzpatrick, a partner in Hughes Hubbard & Reed in New York who is on Merck's defense team....
Can a handful of Stanford Law School students change America's biggest law firms
...Casey Stavropoulos declines to comment. Theodore Mayer of New York's Hughes Hubbard & Reed, who orchestrates Merck's Vioxx trial strategy, did not return a...
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