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Carlock Adds Lawyers—and Other 'On the Move' News
The litigation firm has been busy adding lawyers this spring, including new partner Rolfe Martin, who brought his medical malpractice defense practice.
Societe Generale kicks off global panel review
French banking giant to shake up global panel as six-year terms come to an end
Womble Deal With UK's Bond Dickinson Creates Mega-Middle-Market Firm
As it makes its international debut, Womble Bond Dickinson is billing itself as a "new breed of transatlantic law firm" that unites two middle-market shops with strong regional roots.
First Data's Sleek and Nimble Warriors
Barring any customer service issues or shopper's remorse, the act of paying for a product is usually pretty painless—to the point where customers don't put too much thought into how the money transfer happens. That might be one reason many of First Data's lawyers refer to their employer as the biggest company you've never heard of.
Eversheds Harry Elias Merger Takes Effect
The combined firm has 29 partners, but includes only two from the legacy U.K. firm's Singapore office.
The Transfer Window: recent hires for BLP, Linklaters and Addleshaw Goddard
Other firms making hires include Eversheds Sutherland, Weil and Squire Patton Boggs
GAIN Adds Asylum Lawyer Amid Immigration Fears—and Other "On the Move" News
The Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network has hired a new staff attorney and traded borrowed space at King & Spalding for its own digs at Peachtree Center.
GAIN Adds Asylum Lawyer Amid Immigration Fears—and Other "On the Move" News
The Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network has hired a new staff attorney and traded borrowed space at King & Spalding for its own digs at Peachtree Center.
Slack Fill: Is This Deception or Just a Bunch of Air?
Meghana Shah and Melissa Conrad-Alam of Eversheds Sutherland (US) write: Early slack fill complaints have been met with resistance. Courts have dismissed many complaints out of hand for failure to plead a cognizable claim or for failure to meet plausibility standards for pleading. As a result, the allegations in the complaints are becoming increasingly detailed and complex. As the flurry of suits continues, the question remains: Are these allegations just a bunch of air?
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