New Jersey Law Journal
It’s only fitting, perhaps, that a firm with a knack for getting in the newspapers – representing clients like BP p.l.c. in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill litigation, and counting well-known figures like Robert Bork and Kenneth Starr among its alumni made its name defending the press....
Read the Kirkland & Ellis LLP firm profile.
... Revel lead counsel Marc Kieselstein of Kirkland & Ellis in New York says he expects swift approval "given...
...than $1,000 an hour for the privilege. While Kirkland & Ellis did much of the lead-up work preparing for Revel AC...
...in Cambridge, Mass. Avis was advised by a team from Kirkland Ellis in New York City; Zipcar by a team from ...
The mergers-and-acquisitions market for New Jersey-based companies came back to earth in 2012, with the top 30 transactions posting $50.8 billion, nearly a 42 percent drop from $87.3 billion the year
...Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom; Clifford Chance; DLA Piper; Kirkland & Ellis; Baker & McKenzie; Lee and Li; Allens Arthur Robinson ...
...and Cahill both retained their own lawyers — the company hired Kirkland & Ellis and Blank Rome, while Cahill retained Williams & Connolly and Connell...
During its last conference meeting before Thanksgiving, the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday added takings and attorney's fee cases to its argument calendar
Originally Published: National Law Journal
... Chemicals Kirkland & Ellis, Washington, DC (litigation); Mayer Brown, Chicago (litigation); Paul Weiss, Washington, DC...
Notice to the bar
...Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom; Clifford Chance; DLA Piper; Kirkland & Ellis; Baker & McKenzie; Lee and Li ...
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