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K&L Gates Continues Growth Spurt, Plus More Lateral Moves
After several months of partner losses, K&L Gates continues a recent hiring spree by adding four partners on two continents; another bolt-on by Dinsmore & Shohl; and other notable additions from throughout The Am Law 200.
Deal Watch: Am Law 100 Firms Stack Their Chips and Help Sell Stuy Town
Despite continued consolidation in the chipmaking sector, it was a real estate deal with a history steeped in the global financial crisis that was a reunion of sorts for several Am Law 100 firms.
In re Montreal, Maine & Atl. Ry., Ltd.
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis In re Montreal, Maine & Atl. Ry., Ltd.2015 WL 4934212Only the Westlaw citation is currently…
Fierce Lender Feud in Dune Energy Bankruptcy
Infighting among creditor groups recently erupted in connection with the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filed by Houston-based Dune Energy and its related affiliates.
Fierce Lender Feud in Dune Energy Bankruptcy
Infighting among creditor groups recently erupted in connection with the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filed by Houston-based Dune Energy and its related affiliates.
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America Invents Act (AIA) Handbook: A Guide to the Patent Law Reform of 2011, The, 2015 Edition
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Prosecution of Conduct Abroad—Where Are the Limits?
In their White-Collar Crime column, Elkan Abramowitz and Jonathan Sack discuss a California federal judge's dismissal of charges related to the operation of a U.N. agency based in Canada, and a Southern District magistrate judge's refusal to dismiss charges against a defendant accused of manipulating LIBOR for loans denominated in Japanese Yen while he was working abroad for a global financial institution. These cases suggest the broad, but not unlimited, reach of federal criminal prosecution.
Prosecution of Conduct Abroad—Where Are the Limits?
In their White-Collar Crime column, Elkan Abramowitz and Jonathan Sack discuss a California federal judge's dismissal of charges related to the operation of a U.N. agency based in Canada, and a Southern District magistrate judge's refusal to dismiss charges against a defendant accused of manipulating LIBOR for loans denominated in Japanese Yen while he was working abroad for a global financial institution. These cases suggest the broad, but not unlimited, reach of federal criminal prosecution.
A Bevy of New Hires at McDermott, Plus More Lateral Moves
McDermott Will & Emery adds 17 lawyers from K&L Gates and a Chicago-based IP boutique; three firms make additions through mergers; more McKenna Long & Aldridge partners peel away ahead of the latter's deal with Dentons; and other notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.
A Bevy of New Hires at McDermott, Plus More Lateral Moves
McDermott Will & Emery adds 17 lawyers from K&L Gates and a Chicago-based IP boutique; three firms make additions through mergers; more McKenna Long & Aldridge partners peel away ahead of the latter's deal with Dentons; and other notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.TRENDING STORIES
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