For much of the last century, Ropes & Gray was known primarily as a top–tier Boston law firm. But a pair of high–profile mergers during the past ten years has greatly expanded the firm’s reach and its expertise. A 2003 merger with Reboul, MacMurray, Hewitt & Maynard boosted...
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...Ropes & Gray has settled a two-year-old discrimination lawsuit brought by former...
...intellectual property partner has settled her federal employment discrimination suit against Ropes & Gray on undisclosed terms. Patricia Martone, who was 63 when she was...
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...intellectual property partner has settled her federal employment discrimination suit against Ropes & Gray on undisclosed terms. Patricia Martone, who was 63 when she was...
Originally Published: Legal Blogs
...As Ropes & Gray counsel Ryan Malone got out of a cab and headed into...
...in Manhattan and Julian Moore, previously of Weil but now of Ropes & Gray. Haridi did not return calls for comment; Moore declined to comment...
...communications-focused private equity company China Broadband Capital Partners II. Ropes & Gray Hong Kong partner Brian Schwarzwalder advised AlpInvest, a member of the...
Adrienne Pitts joins Baker & McKenzie as partner in the Chicago office. Plus more law firm movers in this week's column
...boutique Reboul, MacMurray, Hewitt & Maynard, which merged with Boston's Ropes & Gray later that year. Sidley Austin, one of four firms...
...merged with Boston’s Ropes & Gray later that year. Sidley Austin, one...
...• Ropes & Gray has added Jonathan Gill and ...
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