The Recorder
...Tuesday. Bingham lost veteran patent litigator William Abrams to King & Spalding last summer. Even before his departure, the firm needed more IP...
...Martin for Cross-complainant and Appellant. King & Spalding, Gennaro A. Felice III, and Paul R. Johnson for Cross-defendant...
...It's hard to do. Judith O'Brien, who recently joined King & Spalding after a stint away from firms, says she is using the...
...strategy apparently worked. The team from Keker & Van Nest and King & Spalding emerged from a jury trial before U.S. District Judge William...
...jostle for manpower in California as lateral hiring season heats up. King & Spalding, Loeb & Loeb and Jones Day all welcomed new lateral partners...
The Roberts court's generally cautious approach raises doubt as to the breadth of the forthcoming opinion, explains Ben Feuer of the California Appellate Law Group
...former name partner Gennaro "Gus" Filice III — joined King & Spalding, doubling the firm's presence in San Francisco. King & Spalding...
...the Valley — for examples see Richard Hsu, who jumped from King & Spalding to Shearman & Sterling, and Glenn Nash, whom Sidley snagged from...
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