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Cal Law 25: Top Firms in the Golden State
The totals are in � we inaugurate the Cal Law 25 by ranking the biggest firms in the state, from Latham to Fenwick.The NLJ Client List�Who Represents Corporate America
The National Law Journal and Corporate Counsel magazine surveyed the legal departments of the Fortune 250 companies and reported on which law firms they use most often.Arbitration Scorecard: Contracts
A listing of contract arbitrations active in 2007-2008 in which at least $500 million was in controversy. Expanded for the Web.Must-See Recruiting Sites Invest in Future
Internet-savvy attorney Robert Ambrogi searched the Web to find which law firms have the best summer recruiting sites. Does your firm make the cut? Find out by perusing the links that bring together this year's best Web sites for recruiting summer associates.THE AM LAW 100 2010 - A WORK IN PROGRESS
Ongoing coverage of 2009 financial results from the Am Law 100 /Second Hundred.Bingham Poaches Pillsbury IP Talent
Bingham McCutchen has poached Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman partner William Abrams, who until recently headed the firm's IP litigation team. Pillsbury still has a sizeable IP practice group of 180 lawyers, Vernon Granneman, head of litigation in Pillsbury's Palo Alto office said. But some observers don't take such a rosy view. Pillsbury has seen at least four other partners leave in the past two months from its offices in California.Must-See Recruiting Sites Invest in Future
It's time for the 2007 crop of summer associates to return to school and for law firms to begin scouting for next year's candidates. Attorney Robert Ambrogi searches the Web to find out which law firms have the best summer recruiting sites. Smart firms have innovative designs with video and strong content. Does your firm make the cut? Find out by perusing the sites that make up this year's best recruiting efforts. Next month, join Ambrogi when he reviews the worst recruiting Web sites.Lawyers, Judges Embarrass Themselves in 2000
The year 2000 saw plenty of reminders that the law is a clumsy beast that does not always march forward. For some practitioners -- such as the judge who jailed a trio of men whose cell phones rang in his courtroom, a dogged foe of credit card issuers who owes $1.5 million in sanctions, and a lawyer who allegedly accepted drugs in lieu of his fees -- the law, it seems, was not even a guide.Despite bringing in Wilmer's Seth Waxman to plead its case on appeal, The Walt Disney Company has failed to reverse a jury's finding that it duped the creator of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" out of $320 million in royalties.
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