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Cadwalader Sees Another Profit Hike, Amid Strategic Focus on Financial Industry
The profit surge comes as Cadwalader closed its Brussels office and saw another down year in London office revenue.
When Software Disputes Become Nuclear Litigation Events
These lawsuits—brought by private actors and governmental agencies—include hotly disputed allegations about how the software works and eye-popping claims about the damage caused by faulty software.
Greenberg Nabs Latham's Former M&A Co-Chair, Touts 2019 as a Record Financial Year
Firm leader Richard Rosenbaum sees Latham partner Adel Aslani-Far as the New York linchpin to the firm's global M&A practice.
Wilkinson Walsh Shortens Name After Name Partner Eskovitz Exits
The firm said Wednesday that former name partner Sean Eskovitz in Los Angeles and founding partner Brant Bishop had decided to leave the firm "independently and for their own reasons."
After Name Partner Eskovitz's Exit, Wilkinson Walsh Shortens Name
The firm said Wednesday that former name partner Sean Eskovitz in Los Angeles and founding partner Brant Bishop had decided to leave the firm "independently and for their own reasons."
Q&A: Harness Dickey's New CEO Bill Coughlin
The former partner of the firm spent nearly 20 years as CEO of Ford Motor Co.'s IP subsidiary, Ford Global Technologies. Now he's bringing his in-house, managerial and strategic perspective back to the Michigan-based IP boutique.
Cheshire Attorney Clinches $200,000 Settlement for Woman Injured in Car Crash
Attorneys for East Granby resident Donna Mattera helped secure a $200,000 settlement for her after the vehicle was rear-ended by another motorist in Hartford in 2016.
Sixth Circuit Allows Consent Decree To Be Assigned
The Sixth Circuit's decision raises the larger question of what law should be used to govern the interpretation of a consent decree entered by a federal court: federal common law or state contract law?
Japan M&A Activity Ramps Up, Prompting Scramble for Lawyers
Global firms have been busy hiring and relocating M&A lawyers as Japanese companies have made a record number of acquisitions abroad and more Japanese assets have become available to foreign investors.
Shearman Grows CFIUS Practice With DLA Piper Partner Hire
Changing policy priorities and continued foreign appetite for U.S. investment are keeping CFIUS experts in demand.TRENDING STORIES
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