Founded in New York in 1917, Kaye Scholer is known largely for its litigation practice—it was The American Lawyer’s Product Liability Litigation Department of the Year in 2006—as well as for its intellectual property and life sciences work. The firm’s transactional practice struggled...
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...LLP, New York (Ernst H. Rosenberger of counsel), for ap — Kaye Scholer, LLP, New York (James D. Herschlein of counsel), for res —...
...Young Lawyer: Lindsay Moilanen, an associate at Kaye Scholer, who has led the firm's pro bono efforts to assist...
Littler Mendelson hires another batch of attorneys from Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart; Kaye Scholer adds a former New York State Supreme Court justice to its litigation practice; and Davis
...Knight; Hughes Hubbard & Reed; Hunton & Williams; Katten Muchin Rosenman; Kaye Scholer; Kelley, Drye & Warren; Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel; Latham &...
...James Catterson, the former Appellate Division, First Department, justice, has joined Kaye Scholer's complex commercial litigation department as special counsel, the firm announced...
...Boies, Schiller & Flexner and Leora Ben-Ami, who moved from Kaye Scholer to Kirkland & Ellis two months before the trial started, led...
...judge of engaging in "unacceptable conduct" in reaching a settlement with Kaye Scholer, which in turn has been blamed for acting unethically in advising...
..."DOJ Blasted for Settlement with Kaye Scholer in GSC Bankruptcy," from The Litigation Daily....
...application to work on GSC Group's Chapter 11 filing, two Kaye Scholer lawyers are due to testify Tuesday about what a key figure...
...joint ventures and real estate. Previously, Tuchman was a partner at Kaye Scholer. Jones Day: Fred...
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