By many measures, Jones Day is the archetypical megafirm: thousands of lawyers (2,502 at last count); hundreds of partners (828); dozens of offices across the globe (35 to be exact), and, of course, the requisite billion–dollar revenues (at just over $1.6 billion, the firm placed seventh by gross...
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...A.S. and The Boeing Company for $38 billion. Jones Day: Antitrust: J. Bruce McDonald, Bevin Newman, Joe Sims, Johannes...
A case in the Massachusetts Court of Appeals, Ajemian v. Yahoo!, Inc., decided on May 7, is the latest case dealing with ownership of digital assets after death. Plaintiffs, Marianne Ajemian and
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Diamond McCarthy, a Texas litigation shop with a track record of suing other lawyers, has been brought in by Dewey & LeBoeuf's Chapter 11 liquidation trustee to recover money from certain former Dewe
Not known for making many lateral hires, Sullivan & Cromwell announced Wednesday that Linklaters banking and restructuring partner Christopher Howard is joining the firm's London office, where he
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In the Supreme Court of Georgia. Decided: May 20, 201
...amp; L'Estrange, Reynolds assembled a team of attorneys from the Jones Day law offices in Washington, D.C., and Ohio, who, according to...
...office used electronic surveillance to follow the employee, tracking his movements every day, even when he was not expected to be on the job, including...
...just as well. The leading case right now is United States v. Jones, the U.S. Supreme Courtâ s GPS case from last summer, authored...
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