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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.
Who Got the Work: Shirked COVID Protocols and a Fired NY Administrator
Chiesa Shahinian is representing the owner of a property that holds a detention center in its claims that the facility's operators did not follow COVID-19-prevention guidelines; Hinckley Allen is representing a former Saratoga County, New York, administrator as he alleges he was wrongfully terminated; and other work from midsize firms.
Goulston & Storrs Faces $300M Suit Over Role in Failed Boston High Rise Project
Construction magnate John Fish has alleged that the firm failed to disclose conflicts in representing three parties with interests in the development, including the fact that a partner had a financial stake in one of the entities.
Who Got the Work: Massachusetts Lease Suits and a Harassment Investigation
Burns & Levinson and Choate Hall are both representing Massachusetts clients in suits over lease contracts, Miller & Martin conducted an investigation into sexual harassment claims against the deceased head of a religious organization, and other work from midsize firms.
Labor of Law: Law Firms Eschew Fixed Office Return Dates | Hundreds of New Clients Turned to Fisher
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Market Focus: How Boston's Midsize Firms Thrive Amid Growing Competition
"One lawyer makes work for another lawyer because one lawyer cannot do all the work for all the clients," said John McGivney, managing partner of Boston's Rubin and Rudman.
Who Got the Work: A Montana Detainment, a New Jersey Cannabis Company
Crowley Fleck represented two Montana women who were wrongly detained after speaking Spanish, Riker Danzig represented a cannabis company as it challenged a denied application in New Jersey, and other work from midsize firms.
After 7 Participants Contract Coronavirus, Lawyers Agree to Resume Federal Trial in 2 Weeks
So far, seven court participants—two jurors, two people on the plaintiffs team and three on the defense—have contracted COVID-19. Other virus tests are still pending.
Who Got the Work: WeWork's Breach-of-Contract Claims and an Insurance Sale
Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell; Friedman Kaplan Seiler & Adelman; Susman Godfrey; and Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor are all involved in a suit filed by WeWork's founder over a deal that fell through; Hodgson Russ represented People's United Bank as it sold People's United Insurance Agency; and other work from midsize firms.
Midsize Moves: A Former GC in Denver and a New CIO in Florida
Wheeler Trigg hired the former North American general counsel at Kimberly-Clark, Kelley Kronenberg added a new chief information officer, and other midsize moves.TRENDING STORIES
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