The Legal Intelligencer
Nearly two years after Howrey went under, the trustee overseeing the firm's Chapter 11 bankruptcy is ramping up his efforts to recover tens of millions of dollars from former partners and the firms t
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Am Law lawyers and advisors running for office had a mixed night at the polls
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Twitter Inc. must produce tweets and user information of an Occupy Wall Street protester, a judge has ruled, discounting objections from the social media website in a case of first impression
...and Boston representing Digitude. Google, which is represented by Perkins Coie and Delaware firm Potter Anderson & Corroon, filed similar disqualification motions...
The International Trade Commission handed Apple Inc. a win on Monday, finding that Android phones made by HTC Corp. infringe one of Apple's patents
Before his death, Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs famously vowed to go "thermonuclear" against Google Inc.'s Android operating system for smartphones
Former Juniper Networks GC Lisa Berry's backdating settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission this week may have symbolized the end of an era
Law students who spent the past summer working as associates at some of the nation's largest firms went into their jobs knowing the negative reputation that life at such firms can have
Richard Cordray has been called many things in recent weeks. Political pawn. Brilliant advocate. Anti-business zealot. Devoted public servant
The markets' seemingly bottomless hunger for initial public offerings remained in effect this week, with six companies announcing plans to raise a total of nearly $1 billion
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