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It would be a mistake to think of Troutman Sanders simply as a big old Atlanta firm. The description is true, of course—it was founded more than a century ago and has scores of lawyers—but it is far from complete. This Am Law 100 firm has a footprint that reaches across the country to...
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...as partner and JIE XIU as counsel. Previously with Troutman Sanders, where Jiang was a partner and Xiu an associate, the two...
As disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner considers running in this year's New York City mayor's race, a $4.8 million war chest that includes $72,721 in contributions from Am Law 200 lawyers and
...of counsel. JIMMY ROBINSON JR., previously with Troutman Sanders, will lead the new team and serve as managing shareholder of...
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
K&L Gates opens an office in Wilmington, Delaware; Morrison & Foerster strengthens its privacy and data security practices with three new hires; and Sedgwick acquires Abadin Cook to open a Miami loca
Despina Kartson, who has worked as Latham's top marketing executive since 2004, will join Morgan, Lewis & Bockius as chief marketing officer on March 18, according to two sources familiar with the mo
...deal in the second quarter pending regulatory approvals. Troutman Sanders: W. Brinkley Dickerson Jr., Robert Friedman, and ...
...chairman Steven Davis, executive director Stephen DiCarmine, and chief financial officer Joel Sanders, were not allowed to participate in the so-called partner contribution plan...
Pepper Hamilton hires five attorneys from Linklaters to bolster its white-collar practice in New York; Paul Hastings private client lawyers head to Bryan Cave; and Troutman Sanders snatches two Kilpa
Kirkland & Ellis makes an M&A push on the West Coast; Venable adds four lawyers; and?Greenberg Traurig loses four partners, including a finance duo to Troutman Sanders in New York. The Churn is const
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