Law Technology NewsWhile its roots go back to 1834, McGuireWoods needed 150 years before it branched out beyond Virginia (it opened a Washington, D.C., office in 1984). But once it did, the firm did so in style, merging with a long list of other firms—many of them small, regional outfits, but others, like 155–lawyer...
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...and Am Law 200 firm Ogletree Deakins join Am Law 100 firms McGuireWoods and Patton Boggs in inking deals with software training provider ...
...which employs more than 350 attorneys, and formerly was a trainer at McGuireWoods, which has more than 900. "We have some new tools we...
...iPhone 3G is fake. Massoud Habibion's defense attorneys at McGuireWoods are now seeking access to the iPhone to conduct their own forensic...
...why, I interviewed James Durham, a lawyer and chief marketing officer of McGuireWoods. I hoped he could help me demonstrate that although "thought leadership...
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...intelligence software packages aimed at law firms and other professional-service firms. McGuireWoods uses Thomson Corp.'s Thomson Elite software. Other software packages -- including Conshohocken...
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