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The Churn: Lateral Moves in The Am Law 200
Dentons and McKenna Long & Aldridge both lose partners ahead of a merger vote that would unite the two firms; Hogan Lovells hires three corporate partners from Kaye Scholer; and Troutman Sanders adds three lawyers to three different offices. The Churn is constant. Please send all announcements and news releases to [email protected].Fighting to keep his law license
In balking at putting Pierce O'Donnell behind bars for campaign finance violations, a federal judge has placed at risk something the well-known trial attorney that by all indications values more highly than his freedom: his license to practice law.O'Donnell appeared jubilant on Nov. 14, when U.S. District Judge James Otero rejected a plea deal that would have sent him to prison for six months.Federal Judge Who Announced Intent to Resign Over Pay to Join Plaintiffs Firm
Stephen Larson, the federal judge who recently announced that he could no longer afford to sit on the bench, will join plaintiffs firm Girardi & Keese in Los Angeles as a partner. The opportunity to work for the firm -- and not just Congress' refusal to raise federal judges' base pay of $170,000 -- prompted his career change, he said. "I spent nine years as a prosecutor, prosecuting cases, prosecuting wrongdoing, and that is essentially what Girardi & Keese does. They prosecute wrongdoing."Biggest Banks Face Return Of Ban On Commodities
The Federal Reserve said it's reviewing a decade-old decision that physical commodities are "complementary" to banking, allowing lenders such as Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase to operate in both industries.Energy Fuels Houston's International Arbitration Rise
The American Lawyer's third biennial survey of international arbitration reveals why Houston lawyers are doing so many international arbitrations. One of the most marked recent trends is a surge in energy disputes, with the oil, gas and utility sectors accounting for more than a third of the survey conducted this year by the affiliate of Texas Lawyer.Lawyers Make Leap From Biglaw to 'Pocket' Firms
When associates tell recruiter Delia Swan they want some breathing room from big-firm life -- but still want to practice with top credentialed attorneys -- she lets them in on a little secret. "I call them my pocket listings," says Swan of the firms, typically spinoffs of major L.A. firms, which offer top-notch lawyers and clients but set the billable-hour requirement around 1,600 hours. The pay isn't as high, but recruiters see a growing demand for such placements as associates protest big-firm drudgery.Creating a Culture of Compliance
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