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Deal Watch: SoftBank's Spending Spree Keeps Lawyers Busy
Japan's SoftBank Group Corp. has continued its frenetic deal pace, brokering a $13 billion merger between satellite operators, investing $3 billion in office-sharing startup WeWork and taking part in a $500 million fundraising round by online lender Social Finance. Morrison & Foerster, a longtime legal adviser to SoftBank, is close behind.Are These Opportunities or Threats to Commercial Real Estate?
“There has always been disruption in the industry.”Partners Play Musical Chairs As NY Tech Scene Heats Up
Fenwick & West, which recently opened an office in New York, has hired a tech and life sciences dealmaker away from Lowenstein Sandler, which in turn added a Morgan Lewis transactional partner to its tech group.Norton Rose Fulbright Chief Targets Strategy Shift
Peter Martyr, CEO of the London-based legal giant, said he's on a mission to transform how staff and lawyers work, putting flexibility at the heart of a plan to drive global efficiency and transform the business.'What should a partner be?' – Norton Rose Fulbright chief targets culture change in 2020 strategy
Peter Martyr rips up the rulebook and envisages partners working from homeWomen Leaders in Tech Law: Fenwick & West's Cynthia Hess
This year, Fitbit became the second U.S. wearable technology company to go public—and the second to be taken public by Cindy Hess.Cite as: Daskalakis v. Forever 21, Inc., 15-CV-1768, NYLJ 1202766275704, at *1 (EDNY, Decided August 25, 2016) CASENAME Alexia ("Anthony") Daskalakis
Sheppard Mullin's Growth Surge Continues, Plus More Lateral Moves
Steptoe & Johnson's Korea practice co-head finds a new home; a Bryan Cave practice leader joins the Kentucky Derby; a longtime Paul Weiss litigator becomes a regulator; Perkins Coie hires from Microsoft; and other notable moves from throughout The Am Law 200.Big Firms Chase Startup Clients in New York
As New York emerges as a hot spot for entrepreneurial activity, law firms are hiring partners with expertise in representing early-stage companies.Startups Take Root in New York, and Law Firms Take Notice
As New York's so-called Silicon Alley asserts itself, big firms are responding by hiring lawyers who work with emerging companies based on the East Coast.Creating a Culture of Compliance
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