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PLW People in the News—Jan. 31, 2023—Post & Schell, King Spry
Post & Schell announced that Mark L. Mattioli has rejoined the firm as a principal in its health care practice group, resident in the firm's Philadelphia office.
Shearman & Sterling's Decisions Over Partner Pay, Practice Mix and Office Strategy Fuel Struggles
The New York law firm is now about "a third as profitable as its top competitors," said a former partner, diminishing its ability to hit market compensation for partners and leading to some exits.
More Than 20% of US News-Ranked Law Schools Have Withdrawn Participation
While the recent overall of the methodology has dropped some of the worst flaws, "the U.S. News ranking will inevitably require continuing reinvention in the years ahead and past practice does not inspire confidence in the accuracy of that enterprise," David D. Meyer, dean and Mitchell Franklin Professor of Law at Tulane Law, said in a message to the law community.
Florida Attorneys Impeached Their Key Witness to Score $6 Million Verdict
"When she realized we were going to call her to court to testify, she changed her testimony," said Richard J. Diaz, an attorney for the estate of the decedent.
Intel Gives One of Its Grimmest Forecasts Ever, Slamming Shares
A post-pandemic downturn for Intel's main business, personal computer chips, has torpedoed efforts to get the company's financial performance back on course.
Colorado Appeals Court: Baker's Refusal of Transgender Woman's Cake Order Is Not Protected Speech
"We conclude that creating a pink cake with blue frosting is not inherently expressive and any message or symbolism it provides to an observer would not be attributed to the baker," stated Judge Timothy J. Schutz, in his written opinion for the court.
Another Healthy Dose of Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout Outs
Runners up this week include litigators from Quinn Emanuel, DiCello Levitt and Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner.
'Sprechen Sie Englisch?' Germany Proposes All-English Language Courts for International Disputes
The country is pushing to become a "jurisdiction of choice" in Europe. But English-speaking commercial courts may still have trouble competing with international arbitration.
Germany Proposes All-English Language Courts for International Commercial Disputes
The country is pushing to become a "jurisdiction of choice" in Europe. But English-speaking commercial courts may still have trouble competing with international arbitration.
'The World Is Changing': Why Former Diamondbacks CLO Became a DEI Champion
"Long ago, I learned that I can't be happy if I can't be my authentic self. ... I focused on being myself, and eventually people got comfortable with me," said Nona Lee, who rose to the heights in the white, male-dominated world of professional sports.TRENDING STORIES
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