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Texas Bar Buys $3.25M Historic Building to Expand Austin Headquarters
"We are at maximum capacity here at the law center," Trey Apffel, the bar's executive director, said. "It was a piece of property immediately adjacent to the Law Center, and it was an opportunity for us to expand the State Bar campus."
Former Cooley Trademark Practice Leader Rejoins Foley & Lardner
Foley & Lardner hire Jeffery Greene previously headed Cooley's global trademark practice group.
Skadden's Hire Signals Growing Focus on Tax Area Important to Multinational Companies
With the potential of a new federal tax regime on the way from the Biden administration, several big firms are bulking up their tax practices related to multiple tax services.
Litigation Leaders: Florida Lawyer Sees Biggest Opportunities in This Practice Area
C. Glen Ged discusses his biggest lesson amid the pandemic in 2020, how court closures affected his practice, and major opportunities as the country opens back up after lockdowns.
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What Went Wrong With DWF's Foray Into Australia?
The U.K.-based firm reversed its strategy of expansion and rapid growth in Australia and shuttered most of its legal operations in the country this year. Here's why.
Bad Luck for Casino: Massachusetts Man Settles Slip and Fall at Foxwoods for $1.3M
A Waterford attorney helped secure a $1,3 million settlement in a slip-and-fall case.
Deadline May 27: Law Journal Professional Excellence Awards
The New York Law Journal is looking to honor the best and brightest in New York's legal community.
Former Phila. Bar Chancellor Fedullo Engaged in Sexual Relations With Client, Ethics Authorities Say
Former Philadelphia Bar Association Chancellor William P. Fedullo had sexual relations with a woman he represented in several legal matters, according to a complaint filed by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's Disciplinary Board.
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