The American Lawyer
...branch in Nashville. Partner BRENDI KAPLAN, formerly at Wyatt Tarrant & Combs, will join Burr & Forman’s banking and real...
Skadden hires high-profile former federal prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald; Hunton & Williams adds former Florida deputy attorney general as a litigation partner; and Mintz Levin snags the former head o
Health Care REIT, the nation's third-largest health care real estate investment trust, has agreed to acquire rival Sunrise Senior Living for nearly $845 million, in a deal yielding advisory roles for
...Dinsmore & Shohl grabbed a three-member team from Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs for its Lexington, Kentucky, office. Partners CHRISTOPHER CASHEN...
Dechert adds partners in New York and D.C.; a pair of Pepper Hamilton attorneys moves to Foley & Lardner in Boston; and the former Solicitor General of Texas rejoins Gibson Dunn. The Churn is constan
...amp; Feld; Steptoe & Johnson; McGuireWoods; and Kentucky’s Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs. Four years of hand-to-hand combat in several jurisdictions...
The American Lawyer
the $16 billion merger of SBC Communications Inc. and AT&T Corp. represented a high-water mark in the legal cattle call known as document production. Some 600 contract attorneys converged in Washingt
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