The American LawyerOne has to feel for an historian researching the roots of K&L Gates. The firm has had more mergers than Larry King has had marriages. Luckily, its unions have worked out better: K&L ranked sixteenth on the 2011 Am Law 100 list with just over $1 billion in revenue. It has also proved to be...
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A patent licensing company and its lawyers at Robbins Geller moved for sanctions Monday against Hewlett-Packard and two of its outside law firms, arguing that they improperly made payments to a poten
After putting up with a decade of patent litigation with R.J. Reynolds, investors in Star Scientific have now turned on the company with a flurry of shareholder lawsuits over Star's latest alternativ
...K&L Gates has recruited a China-focused partner for its Palo Alto office...
...Law firms. K&L Gates launched this week in Delaware by recruiting four attorneys from Wilmington's...
Three years after Latham & Watkins poached more than a dozen White & Case partners in New York, the Middle East, and London, White & Case has launched a new outpost in Madrid by raiding Latham for it
...of issues related to land use. K&L Gates is expanding its energy practice by adding two new partners in its...
...K&L Gates has hired a new partner for its banking and finance practice...
...K&L Gates has added two new partners to its Hong Kong office....
...Bodacious indeed—but will other firms follow? K&L Gates has nothing to hide: It is posting its financials on its website...
Cooley expands its seven-month-old Los Angeles office with Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton duo; the former attorney general of the State of Washington joins Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe; and K&
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