The Legal Intelligencer...said on Wednesday. Former Republican Governor of Wisconsin Tommy Thompson, meanwhile, found himself on the wrong side of history as he lost...
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...Feld; Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton; and Thompson Hine. Boise will be the law school's first black dean...
Now more than ever, great rainmakers know that their mantra is "Give to get." Instead of looking at every client as a dollar sign, smart business getters will turn most of the marketing energy into g
Almost 20 deals in the $1 billion range were announced during the week that The Am Law Daily took its holiday break and the short period before
A federal appeals court has ruled that former patent boutique lawyers now working at Philadelphia-based Woodcock Washburn crossed into frivolous territory in pursuing an inventor's lawsuit. But wheth
The pace of departures is picking up as the May 1 merger of Washington-based Hogan & Hartson and London-based Lovells approaches. Tuesday's announcement that Lovells will shutter its 17-lawyer Chicag
It may sound like a tall tale, but not too long ago many Am Law 200 firms were worried about associate attrition. Billables were also a source of anxiety for many associates
...by other firms over the past few days, including Ballard Spahr, Thompson Hine and Squire Sanders, "Above the Law" reported. Orrick Herrington...
...California-based Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis; Cleveland's Thompson Hine; Washington, D.C.-based Hogan & Hartson; and Richmond, Va.-based...
There is a fungus among us, and it's heading to a courtroom near you. "Toxic mold" has become a buzzword splashed across newspaper headlines and featured prominently on television news. It could be i
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