The American Lawyer...s energy and infrastructure projects and transactions practice. Both join from Stoel Rives and will be based in Portland. REBECCA LEGRAND...
Dickstein Shapiro loses a partner to Jones Day in Washington, D.C.; Bryan Cave poaches five attorneys from Sutherland Asbill & Brennan; and a former Dewey & LeBoeuf partner, most recently with Linkla
Newly merged Dentons grabs six partners soon after its launch; Jones Day beefs up its presence in Germany; and Morris Manning continues to expand its tax practice. The Churn is constant. Please send
...sectors. MARY SENNES, a former associate at Stoel Rives, has joined the Minneapolis office of Barnes & Thornburg as of...
...as regulatory approval. Precision has turned to Portland firm Stoel Rives and O'Melveny & Myers for legal advice on the deal...
Morgan Lewis raids White & Case for white-collar practice leader George Terwilliger III and three other partners; DLA Piper picks up a capital markets head in Rome from Shearman; and King & Wood Mall
In a good week for Seattle sports fans, the city's hometown Seahawks prevailed in a dramatic—and controversial—Monday Night Football win, and law firms including Foster Pepper, K&L Gates,
Matthew Sanderson, an associate at Caplin & Drysdale in Washington, D.C., formed a political action committee with some law school buddies in 2009 to push for the creation of a college football playo
An assistant U.S. attorney heads to Jenner & Block; Blank Rome gains a partner in its financial services group in New York; and Nelson Mullins welcomes a new partner to its health care practice. The
The week brought a slew of office openings, including Saul Ewing in Pittsburgh and McKool Smith in Silicon Valley. Meanwhile, a Duane Morris immigration boutique spin-off is born; and McDermott Will
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