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Wilson Elser Opens 2 North Carolina Offices as Big Law Continues Carolinas Expansion
The Am Law 200 firm's announcement is the latest in a series of office openings in the Carolinas.
Why Law Firms Need to Know Themselves—and Their Competition—to Get Ahead
Your peer group changes as your firm changes, and as the market changes—and the market continues to do just that.
Why Law Firms Need to Know Themselves—and Their Competition—to Get Ahead
Your peer group changes as your firm changes, and as the market changes—and the market continues to do just that.
Growth at Beltway Am Law 200 Firms Held Steady During a Disruptive Year
Two D.C. firms in particular far outpaced their peers in the Beltway and nationally.
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Texas Personal Automobile Insurance Policy 2020
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Faced With a Fractured Economy, the Am Law 200 Not Only Survived—They Grew
In a year of incredible uncertainty that brought greater challenges to the Second Hundred than the Am Law 100, this diverse group of firms made it through the wilderness.
The 2021 Am Law 200: From A to Z
Meet the newest firms in the Am Law 200—and get a glimpse at how everyone in the Second Hundred performed in 2020.
Steven Donziger's Criminal Contempt Trial Set to Open This Morning
The long-awaited federal trial of embattled lawyer Steven Donziger, who faces six counts of criminal contempt of court and up to six months in prison if convicted, will kick off with what are expected to be riveting, and perhaps controversial, opening arguments at 10 a.m. today.
The Legal Intelligencer Announces 2021 Professional Excellence Award Winners
The Legal Intelligencer is pleased to announce the 2021 Professional Excellence Award winners.
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