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Special Report: The Road Ahead for Big Law
Eight significant developments in the past year, and what the future might hold.
Putting Stephen Bannon's First Amendment Beliefs (or Lack Thereof) to the Test
Might Stephen Bannon be a moderating influence on the president-elect in favor of First Amendment protection? After all, Breitbart has talked the talk when sued for libel. But the publication's threat on Tuesday to sue a major media company for labeling it “white nationalist” is not an encouraging sign.
Chadbourne Hit With New Complaint—and Video—in Gender Bias Suit
Plaintiffs led by Chadbourne & Parke litigation partner Kerrie Campbell and former Kiev office managing partner Jaroslawa Johnson have filed an amended complaint in their $100 million gender bias suit against the firm. Proskauer is representing Chadbourne in the case, which now includes several individual partners as defendants.
Bio-Rad Tries to Smother Ex-GC's Whistleblower Suit With Privilege Claims
In a whistleblower retaliation lawsuit brought by Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc. former general counsel Sanford Wadler, lawyers for the company are seeking to bar any testimony from the former in-house lawyer based on privileged information that he learned during the course of his work.
Bio-Rad Tries to Smother Ex-GC's Whistleblower Suit With Privilege Claims
The company's lawyers at Latham & Watkins and Quinn Emanuel want to bar any evidence that would breach attorney-client privilege.
Ex-Chadbourne Partner Discusses Decision to Join Gender Bias Suit
Jaroslawa Zelinsky Johnson, a former managing partner of Chadbourne & Parke's defunct Kiev office, is the second named plaintiff to come forward in a $100 million gender bias suit against the firm.
In Fight With GC, Bio-Rad Adds Quinn Emanuel to Legal Team
Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc. has added some legal firepower in its court fight against former general counsel Sanford Wadler, who alleges he was unlawfully fired after blowing the whistle on what he says were corrupt dealings in China.
Wave of ERISA Suits Puts Colleges in Crosshairs
The plaintiffs law firm that’s been Enemy No. 1 to Corporate America when it comes to litigation over retirement plans has a new target—the country’s largest universities.
Zara Can't View Former GC's Emails, Judge Rules
In what may strike some as a surprising ruling, a judge has blocked Zara from seeing files its former GC, who is suing for discrimination, stored on a company laptop.TRENDING STORIES
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