New York Law Journal
...Law has allowed Allard to remain in full-time practice at Patton Boggs while also serving as dean in a possible violation of ABA...
...As expected, Chevron Corp. has decided to pursue fraud claims against Patton Boggs, the largest law firm to represent the plaintiffs who won a...
...at Dorsey & Whitney, and by Mitchell Berger, a partner at Patton Boggs. The plaintiffs moved again to compel production and on...
...NY. For Defendant: Mitchell R. Berger, Esq., Patton Boggs LLP (DC), Washington, D.C. Zachary Carter...
In his International Environmental Law column, Stephen L. Kass, a partner at Carter Ledyard & Milburn, write that within the past month, there have been major developments in three unrelated cases -
... on April 17 alleging that lawyers for the Ecuadorians at Patton Boggs duped Burford into funding the case the year before the $19...
...lead lawyer for the city and its contractors, James Tyrrell of Patton Boggs. Cravath, serving pro bono, had been appointed by the...
...vacuum for more than a year, the New York office of Patton Boggs has a new lawyer at the helm. The Washington, D.C...
...Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, LLP. Attorneys for Patton Boggs LLP: James K. Leader, S. Alyssa Young, Leader & Berkon, LLP...
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