New York Law Journal...Flom Washington, D.C.; Gary R. Long, John K. Sherk, III, Shook, Hardy & Bacon, Kansas City, Missouri; Tammy B. Webb, Shook, Hardy &...
Approximately 40 lawsuits filed over problems associated with the Mirena intrauterine contraceptive device have been coordinated in multidistrict litigation before Southern District Judge Cathy Seibe
William E. Vita, a partner at Westerman Ball Ederer Miller & Sharfstein, David B. Thorne, a partner at Shook, Hardy & Bacon, and Dale M. Johnson II, an associate at Shook, analyze a recent decision t
As Dewey & LeBoeuf husbanded its remaining cash in the first stages of bankruptcy yesterday, creditors and lawyers representing parties in the bankruptcy mulled over how much of their unpaid bills wo
Most of the 973 new partners at 97 Am Law 100 and Second Hundred firms that announced their new partner classes as of Jan. 13 appear to have taken the traditional route of rising through the ranks of
Ann M. Odelson and Timothy B. Parlin of Carroll, McNulty & Kull discuss whether the amendment to Rule 11, which attempts to reduce frivolous lawsuits, will be enacted, and how without the serious thr
...the Justice Department. His co-counsel, Tristan Duncan of Shook, Hardy & Bacon in Kansas City, said on Friday that the Justice...
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