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Big Law's AI Talent War Aims to Influence Software Development
In the last month alone, Latham & Watkins, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, DLA Piper and Reed Smith have hired technology specialists to newly created roles.
A&O, Shearman on Cusp of Forming $3.5B Firm—Here's How They Got Here
On the eve of A&O Shearman's launch, here is the journey of the two firms that are now forming one of the world's largest legal institutions.
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A&O, Shearman on Cusp of Forming $3.5B Firm—Here's How They Got Here
On the eve of A&O Shearman's launch, Law.com International traces the journey of the two firms that are now forming one of the world's largest legal institutions.
Former McKinsey & Co. Partner Sues Firm for Defamation Over 'Scapegoating'
A terminated senior partner alleges the consulting firm misled Congress as part of an ongoing investigation into the company's work with opioid manufacturers.
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"Neglecting wellbeing within DEI initiatives could undermine efforts to shape a positive firm culture," writes Lee Ashby Watts of Bass, Berry & Sims.
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