Legal Industry Archive » September, 2014

Legal Industry - September, 2014

141 articles

• Fox Rothschild Breaks Into Texas In Merger With Dallas Firm
• Baker & McKenzie Tops List Of Global Law Firm Brands
• Del. High Court Nominee Ends Run Of Corporate-Minded Picks
• Pro Bono Firm Of 2014: Arnold & Porter
• Heller Ehrman Says Docs Don't Save Ex-Client's $20M Claim
• A Modern Judicial Role Model: Judge Alison Nathan
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Joseph Cotchett
• New Calif. Bar Chief Aims To Pave Path For Young Attys
• 10 Boutiques Giving Big Firms A Run For Their Money
• Inside Dechert's New York Office
• Pro Bono Firm Of 2014: Akin Gump
• 11th Circ. Judge Leads Domestic Abuse Probe Into Ala. Judge
• 6 Practice Areas Lagging In Today's Legal Market
• The 4 Firms In-House Counsel Fear The Most
• Caregiver Attys Say Work-Life Balance Key To In-House Move
• Akin Raid Strikes Bingham's Hong Kong Office
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Law360 Picks Top Pro Bono Firms
• Holder To Nix Waiver Of Appellate Rights
• White & Case Joins Service Center Trend With Fla. Opening
• $3M Dewey Clawback Suits Kept In Bankruptcy Court
• Midterm Senate Flip Could Stymie Judicial Confirmations
• 3 Tips For Handling Your Real Estate In A Firm Merger
• Wilson Sonsini Staffer Eyes Swift Resolution To Charges
• 5 Do's And Don'ts Of Contingency Fee Work
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Bob Clifford
• Ex-Akin Gump Attys Launch New Firms After Telling On Client
• 5 Favorites To Succeed Attorney General Eric Holder
• Texas Ethics Rules Murky On Bickel & Brewer Name Change
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Tim Blood
• 3 GCs On What To Put In Your RFP
• Thelen Trustee Says Clawback Claims Must Be Arbitrated
• Ex-Simpson Thacher Clerk Rejects Insider Trading Plea Deal
• How To Hit Your Billable Hours And Still Have A Life
• 5 Ways To Size Up Your Opposing Counsel
• Bickel & Brewer Keeps Firm Name As Founder Joins Fish
• 2nd Circ. Denies Ex-Jenkens & Gilchrist Head's Bail Bid
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Max Berger
• Chicago's Swanson Martin Folds In Mo. Asbestos Boutique
• Hogan Lovells' Washington Wunderkind: Neal Katyal
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Daniel Berger
• Del. Gov. Taps Veteran Judge For State's High Court
• Ex-Dewey COO Stuck With Trustee's $9M Clawback Suit
• The 5 Things Partners Hate About Their Job
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Elizabeth Cabraser
• Bingham To Play No. 2 In Morgan Lewis Merger
• Howrey Trustee Strikes $1.5M Deal With 31 Ex-Partners
• 7 Tips For Writing A Kick-Ass Brief
• Unfinished-Business Suits Live On Despite NY Drubbing
• Inside Morrison & Foerster's New York Office
• Bingham, Morgan Lewis Reach Merger Accord
• BigLaw 'Returnship' Program For Female Attys Expands
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Obama Pitches 7 For 5 States' Federal Benches
• Quinn Attys Grab Passports, Sunscreen And Head To Work
• Skadden Case Leaves Temp Atty OT Claims Down, But Not Out
• BakerHostetler Out, Quinn In For Obama GOP Suit
• Former Fried Frank Chair, 2 Partners Jump To Freshfields
• Cooley Helps Free Man Convicted As Teen In Teacher Murder
• Broker Cops To Relaying Simpson Thacher Clerk's Inside Tips
• 5 Ways To Handle An Obnoxious Partner
• Nelson Brown Shedding Lawyers In 'Organizational Changes'
• Senate Panel Advances 10 Judicial Nominees
• The Successful Litigator's Settlement Playbook
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• 3 Ways To Avoid Conflict Of Interest Land Mines
• Wife-Abusing Fed. Judge Needs To Step Down, Say Senators
• Bingham's London Exodus Hits Firm's Rep, But Not Its Wallet
• Wilson Sonsini Scandal Brings Unwanted Glare To M&A Group
• 7 Things You Should Never Say To A Client
• Akin Gump Plucks 22 From Bingham's Europe, Asia Offices
• The Principled Phenom: Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman
• Growing Ranks Of $1K-An-Hour Attys Buck Fee Clampdown
• Temp Atty's Collective OT Action Against Skadden Nixed
• 6 Ways Firms Mess Up Alternative Fee Arrangements
• Wilson Sonsini Tech Worker Charged With Insider Trading
• Ex-Dewey Head Says DA Can't Show Conduct Was Criminal
• BigLaw Equity Partner Pay Nearing 7-Figure Mark
• Inside Akin Gump's New York Office
• Patton Boggs Co-Founder Thomas Boggs Dies At Age 73
• Ex-Thelen Partners Hit Back At Trustee's Clawback Claims
• 4 Signs Your Partner Days Are Numbered
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Dewey Trustee Hits Vodka Co. With $2.45M Clawback Suit
• Don't Fear The Courtroom When Fighting Malpractice
• BigLaw Must Up Pro Bono Role Or Face Oversight: ABA Chief
• BigLaw's Race Problem Starts At The Top
• Lawyers' Zealous Ads May Incite Regulatory Backlash
• Saying 'Sorry' Can Be The Best Defense Against Malpractice
• Bush Atty Who Tried To Kill Skadden Spouse Gets 15 Years
• Reed Smith Atty Widow Settles Subpoena Row With GSK
• 7 Lessons From Successful (Fictional) Lawyers
• Cyberattacks Put Firms In Crosshairs For Waiving Privilege
• 'Eat What You Kill' Culture Drives Up Malpractice Risk
• 6 Things To Leave Out Of That Brief
• Don't Let Wife Abuser Hear Cases, Judge Blogs To 11th Circ.
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• GCs Hamstring BigLaw's Efforts To Raise Rates
• Philly, London Bar Reps Call For Aggressive Self-Regulation
• Suspect Arrested In Boston Scientific Atty's Shooting Death
• In Twist, Locke To Welcome Patton Atty Pilloried By Chevron
• Why The Locke Lord, Edwards Merger May Be In Trouble
• Dreier's Jailed Founder To Testify In $137M Adversary Fight
• Gov't Work Leads To BigLaw Success, Female Litigators Say
• Where Will BigLaw Go Next? 5 Hottest US Legal Markets
• Locke Lord, Edwards Wildman Announce Merger Plan
• Howrey Trustee's Unfinished-Business Suits Kept Alive
• Best Business Planning Practices For Lawyers
• More GCs Bragging To Peers About Their Favorite Firms
• Firm Will Regret Not Firing Atty Over Anti-Gay Email: Experts
• Kellogg Huber's Philosophical Founder: Michael Kellogg
• Senate Confirms Atlanta Atty Jill Pryor To 11th Circ.
• UK Firms Send More Work Out Of House In Hunt For Savings
• Sizzling RE Market Leads To BigLaw Lateral Binge
• Inside Holwell Shuster's New York Office
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• 5 Ways Attorneys Can Break Through Language Barriers
• GCs Bottling Growth Of Alt Fee Deals, Goodwin Chair Says
• Fed. Judge Gets Diversion In Wife Assault, Denies Affair
• Legal Services Sector Gains 3,300 Jobs In August
• BigLaw Attys Use Abuse Defense To Win A Death Reprieve
• The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Litigators
• Dechert Told To Break Down Coudert Paris Client Data
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• McKool's Exit Puts Heat On Replacement In Versata Appeal
• Paul Weiss, Cravath Partners On Short List For Top NY Court
• 5 Things You Need To Know About Your Judge
• DuPont GC Carries BigLaw Reform Message To Ballard Spahr
• Cahill Gordon Must Face Claims Of Asbestos Doc Destruction
• Hunt Continues For Boston Scientific Atty Shooter
• Reed Smith Atty's Calls May Shed Light On Suicide, GSK Says
• Ex-Dewey Partner Can't Sue Barclays In Federal Court
• Budget Reserve Ban Puts Calif. Trial Courts To The Test
• Ex-Dewey Exec Denies 'Insider' Role In $9.3M Clawback Suit
• Heralded DuPont GC Joins Ballard Spahr
• The Diligent Judicial Journeyman: Justice Nora Manella
• 2nd Circ. Leaves Coudert Unfinished-Business Suits Open
• Hinshaw Beefs Up Insurance Group With Barger Tie-Up
• How To Make Sure Your Class Gets Certified
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360