National Law Journal
Lawrence Berkovich joins Mayer Brown's banking and finance practice as partner in the Charlotte, N.C., office. Plus more law firm movers in this week's column
...uses Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe; Knobbe, Martens, Olson & Bear; and Winston & Strawn for patent litigation. O'Melveny & Myers is his principal outside...
...In its sealing motion, Guggenheim attorney David Enzminger, a partner at Winston & Strawn in Los Angeles, wrote that the firm had agreed to provide...
Alison Dreizen joins the global corporate practice in Hunton & Williams as partner in the New York office. Plus more law firms in this week's column
...SONSINI WINSTON & STRAWN ...
...Winston & Strawn has expanded its intellectual property practice to capture high-stakes litigation...
...laterals, all in California, have come from Seyfarth Shaw, Dentons and Winston & Strawn. Meanwhile, clients are unloading more work on its attorneys...
...intellectual property, real estate and litigation matters. Mlsna also works with Winston & Strawn partner Brian Heidelberger and Lea + O'Reilly partner Peter O'Reilly...
...When he joined Sears Holdings in 2010 from Chicago-based Winston & Strawn, the company had already consolidated the employment and training practices of...
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