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Don't Cut Attorney Training, Just Reduce Some of the Cost
TRAINING PROGRAMS are often the first fatality in a tight economy. They are big-ticket expenses, considered to be luxury items aimed primarily at enhancing recruitment and retention strategies. Given that current market forces have shifted, and it is once again an employer market, training programs are in danger of being deemed expendable. The current thinking is, elimination will improve the bottom line without harming recruiting and retention efforts.Hogan & Hartson Opens Hong Kong Practice
Hogan & Hartson on Thursday became the first major law firm from the U.S. capital to open an office in Hong Kong, a competitive market that has proved difficult for many top American firms. Only two years ago, two New York-based law firms closed Hong Kong offices due to lack of sufficient business. Hogan & Hartson's return is the result of China's economic growth and the soaring interest from foreign private equity investors in the region.Cite as: Cohen v. Viray, 08-3860-cv, NYLJ 1202472745889, at *1 (2d Cir, Decided September 30, 2010)Before: Hall, Livingston, and Chin,* C.JJ.p class="decid
The Score: Dentons Partner Doubles as Fantasy Sports Pro
Like many lawyers, Glenn Colton is a baseball fan. But the Dentons white-collar and government investigations practice head has taken his love for America's national pastime to the next level, scoring his own fantasy baseball column and SiriusXM radio show. In June, Colton will be inducted into the Fantasy Sports Trade Association's Hall of Fame. Also: Covington advises the U.S. Open on a new $770 million TV deal with ESPN and Bracewell & Giuliani and Loeb & Loeb get involved in two high-profile memorabilia fights in our regular look at sports and the law.Arbitration Scorecard 2013: Contract Disputes
Contract arbitrations active in 2011–12 in which at least $500 million was in dispute.New York's Over-Preemption of State Vacatur Law
Jill I. Gross, associate professor of law at Pace Law School and director of its Securities Arbitration Clinic, writes that the Court of Appeals, in deciding Wien & Malkin LLP v. Helmsley-Spear, Inc., missed an important opportunity to preserve a role for New York's arbitration law in the face of the enlarging Federal Arbitration Act.Trending Stories
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