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Leadership Succession Planning Increasingly Pushes Women to the Top
One woman leader said there's "really no good excuse" anymore for a firm to fail to have women in top leadership roles.
As Days Tick Down on Big Merger, Thompson & Knight Sheds More Partners
A restructuring partner moves to McGuireWoods in Houston, where a corporate securities partner joins Haynes and Boone.
Holland & Knight, Thompson & Knight Finalize Merger Plans
Thompson & Knight, an Am Law 200 firm based in Dallas, and Tampa-founded Holland & Knight, which landed at No. 38 on this year's Am Law 100 ranking, will join forces this summer.
Baker Botts, Stinson Pick Up Thompson & Knight Partners in Dallas
Baker Botts adds an executive compensation and employee benefits partner, and Stinson adds two real estate partners, as departures mount at Thompson & Knight.
Early Reports: The 2021 Am Law 200 Financials
A collection of all The American Lawyer's reporting on how law firms fared in 2020, updated as we learn more.
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District of Columbia Legal Malpractice Law 2024
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Show Me the Money: Big Law in Missouri Sees Profits Surge
Husch Blackwell, Shook Hardy and Polsinelli—all with roots in the Show-Me state—had profits per equity growth last year above 16%.
Spirit AeroSystems Taps Interim GC to Lead Legal Department
Mindy McPheeters has worked at the company since 2015 in several positions in the legal department. She takes over the role from Stacy Cozad who left Spirit AeroSystems in January to become general counsel of Ingevity.
Market Focus: Is Kansas City a Sleeper Market When It Comes to Innovation?
The Missouri town is home to major offices of several large and midsize law firms ... and they share some common aspirations.
Hosie Rice 'Pocketed' Funds Earmarked to Pay Vendors in Google Litigation, Space Data Corp. Claims
Space Data contends that during the course of arbitration with Hosie Rice, the firm "pocketed" funds from its trust account allocated for paying vendors used to support the intellectual property claims against Google. The arbitration came to a sudden conclusion, according to the filing, after JAMS determined the arbitrator, retired Delaware federal court Judge Sue Robinson, no longer had jurisdiction in the case.
Space Data Corp. Claims Hosie Rice 'Pocketed' Funds Earmarked to Pay Vendors in Google Litigation
Space Data Corp. is seeking to vacate an arbitration award over allegations that Hosie Rice breached its ethical duty in litigation against Google. Hosie Rice claims the petition "is a slanderous filing by a disgruntled client" that has a history of not paying its lawyers.TRENDING STORIES
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