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Behind the Churn in Big Law Leadership: 'It's Been an Intense Decade'
The recent turnover in Am Law 200 leadership has multiple drivers, some say, including burnout in the wake of the pandemic, political upheaval and a massive shift to remote work.
Subjective Aspects of FTC's 'Junk Fee' Rule Likely to Cause Legal Departments Fits
"I think this just opens the door to a tremendous amount of litigation," Clark Hill member Joanne Needleman said.
Cleary's Bay Area Growth Continues With Hire of Ex-Cooley Litigator
After hiring Angela Dunning, who spent 23 years at Cooley, Cleary Gottlieb now has roughly 20 attorneys in Silicon Valley and San Francisco.
Ga. Lawyers Get $13.75M Settlement for Feds, Patient in Cologuard Kickbacks Suit
"I feel proud that we were able to obtain it for Dr. [Niles] Rosen and the American taxpayers, but I believe that it could have been more had he not had to deal with the advisory opinion that was issued very late in the case and shortly before trial, which directly impacted our claims," said plaintiff attorney Brandon Peak of Peak Wooten McDaniel & Colwell in Columbus, Ga.
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Here Are The DC Firms That Are Mansfield Certified
While two-thirds of the Am Law 200 are Mansfield certified, there are several law firms that still aren't, including in D.C.
Who Got the Work: Dickie McCamey, WilmerHale to Defend Atlanta's Norfolk Southern in Securities Suit
Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote and Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr attorneys have entered appearances for Norfolk Southern and its top executives in a pending securities class action.
9th Circuit Seems Wary of Trump's Claims of Collusion Between Feds, Twitter
Alex Kozinski, a former Ninth Circuit judge now representing Donald Trump, said a district court was wrong to dismiss a suit that accused federal officials and Twitter executives of "collaboration, coordination [and] coercion" against the former president.TRENDING STORIES
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