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KPMG's Legal Arm Announces 'Record' Growth in 2018
Following the growth, KPMG has made big moves in Hong Kong, the U.K. and France to kick off 2019.
KPMG's legal arm announces 'record' growth in 2018
Following the growth, KPMG has made big moves in Hong Kong, the UK and France to kick off 2019.
KPMG's Legal Arm Announces Global Revenue Growth of 30 Percent in 2018
In 2019. KPMG's legal arm has already launched an office in Hong Kong, announced plans for one in Shanghai, opened a consulting business in the U.K., and poached more than 100 lawyers from one of France's largest firms.
Q&A: AG William Tong Discusses Guns, Priorities, Management Style
"What I bring … is a personal experience that's never been felt in this office," Tong said Tuesday during an interview covering guns, marijuana and other issues.
Litigation Upstart Opens in DC With ITC Leader From Finnegan
Less than six months after it was launched by a group of McKool Smith alums in Atlanta, New York and Silicon Valley, Reichman Jorgensen has landed in the nation's capital with the addition of IP litigator Christine Lehman.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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Deadlines Extended: The American Lawyer Industry Awards Now Open
The American Lawyer is calling for submissions for the industry's most prestigious awards as we celebrate the exceptional work being done across the legal services delivery ecosystem.
Mark Bauer Named as Texas Lawyer's New Bureau Chief
Bauer succeeds Heather Nevitt, who, after six years as Editor in Chief of Texas Lawyer, is taking on a broader role within ALM's coverage of the in-house legal community.
Akin Gump Adds Diversity Executive From Wilmer as Client Pressures Ramp Up
Nimesh Patel, Akin Gump's new chief diversity and inclusion officer, says "it's terrific" that clients are becoming more demanding on diversity issues.
Report Warns Legal Departments to Prepare for More Cross-Border Cybersecurity Incidents
New report from Mayer Brown highlights key issues that companies and legal departments should expect to confront in responding to cross-border cyber incidents, from managing multinational forensics investigations and global legal risks to strategically engaging with law enforcement in different jurisdictions, preserving privilege and dealing with the extraterritorial application of data privacy and security laws.
Ganfer Shore MP Predicts 'Bright Future for Boutiques'
Steven Shore, managing partner of Ganfer Shore Leeds & Zauderer, said the firm could face challenges in an economic downturn, but is poised for success thanks to its size.Trending Stories
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