Legal Industry Archive » September, 2018

Legal Industry - September, 2018

169 articles

• Supreme Court Cheat Sheet: 8 Cases To Watch
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Manatt Can't Dodge Recruiter's $335K Trial Win, Panel Says
• Calif. High Court Approves Updates To State Bar Rules
• Law Schools Need Admission Overhaul For Diversity: Report
• Law360's Pro Say: Kavanaugh Showdown On Capitol Hill
• Ex-Armstrong Teasdale Atty Wants Bias Suit Revived
• Up Next At High Court: Justices Kick Off Term Short-Staffed
• Ex-King & Spalding Atty Aims To Block Lawyer's Lien Bid
• The Top In-House Hires Of September
• FBI Investigating Kavanaugh Allegations After Panel Vote
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Rocket-er Docket: Mass. IP Case Sees 2 Trials In 6 Months
• After Dramatic Hearing, Senate Panel To Hold Kavanaugh Vote
• 27 Years And A Hashtag Later, Hearings Bear Eerie Parallels
• A Study In Contrasts: Ford's And Kavanaugh's Stories Collide
• Austin Seeing A Texas-Sized Surge In Legal Jobs
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Monsanto Exec Named Bayer's US General Counsel
• Trump, McConnell, Quinn Partner Sued Over Kavanaugh Docs
• 3 Things To Watch For In The Kavanaugh Hearing
• A Who's Who Of Attorneys Shaping The Kavanaugh Hearing
• Accused Shooter Of Mayer Brown Atty Pleads Not Guilty
• ABA Urges Dept. Of Ed. Redo Of Loan Forgiveness Denials
• Intercontinental Exchange Stays In-House With New GC Hire
• Fish & Richardson Will Match Cravath On Pay After All
• Law Firm Leaders: Morris Manning & Martin's Simon Malko
• Kavanaugh Faces New Misconduct Claims From Third Woman
• 5 More GC Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• How The Mueller Investigation Could Look Without Rosenstein
• Political Balance Needed For Fair Judiciary, Del. Tells 3rd Circ.
• Trump Calls Kavanaugh Allegations A 'Con Game' By Dems
• 4 Secrets To Ace The Interview For Your In-House Dream Job
• Memo In State St. Case Ties Labaton Proxy To Ark. Politician
• BigLaw Atty Sues To Get $100K Ring Back From Ex-Fiancee
• Judging A Book: Block Reviews 'Tough Cases'
• 2,000 Female Attys Sign Letter Backing Kavanaugh Accuser
• Kavanaugh Denies Assault Allegations In TV Interview
• Avvo Will Change Ratings System To Settle NY AG Probe
• Morgan Lewis Chair Jami McKeon Re-Elected For 2nd Term
• PwC, Fragomen Ink Global Immigration Partnership
• Why A Firm Would Shrink From Facing Off Against Kavanaugh
• Deputy AG Rosenstein To Meet Trump Amid Firing Rumors
• 15 Minutes With Pure Storage's General Counsel
• 8 Innovative Ways To Empower Jurors
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Ginsburg Warns Court Nominees Against Spelling Out Views
• New Kavanaugh Allegations Raise Pressure On GOP
• Law360's Pro Say: Manafort Plea Spells Trouble For Skadden
• Golden State Warriors Name David Kelly Chief Legal Officer
• Goodwin's PropTech Group Eyes A Burgeoning Sector
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Cloud Computing Clearly The Future For Small Firms
• Why Associates Are Taking A Pay Cut To Go In-House
• Having Proved Their Worth, Legal Ops Pros Face New Hurdles
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Kavanaugh Accuser Negotiating Testimony Before Senate
• Court Master, Corporate Atty Picked For New Chancery Seats
• Leveraging Today's Lateral Associate Market
• Fox Rothschild Adds 130 Attys In Merger With Southern Firm
• What In-House Counsel Can Do To Fight Cyberthreats
• Kavanaugh Assault Hearing Could Devolve Into Chaos
• Gorsuch Was The Least Responsive Nominee In Decades
• Coinbase Hires Ex-O'Melveny Partner As Chief Legal Officer
• Ex-Mitsubishi Atty Claims Sex Bias Led To Her Ouster
• 4 Shot, Gunman Killed At Pa. Magistrate Judge's Office
• Simpson Thacher And Recruiting Firm Settle Payment Row
• ABA To Lawyers: Don't Forget Ethics During A Hurricane
• Back To School: Stanford's Jeff Fisher Talks Supreme Court
• Law Firm Leaders: Littler's Tom Bender And Jeremy Roth
• Labaton, ERISA Attys Reach Tentative Deal In $75M Fee Fight
• Hearing Over Kavanaugh Assault Claims Could Face Delays
• White House May Swap McGahn For Mueller Point Man
• This Under-Addressed Issue Is Hurting Lawyers, Profs Say
• Nestlé Atty Enters The Ring As WWE's General Counsel
• Ex-Skadden Partner Denies Role In Manafort Ukraine Lobbying
• McDonald's Workers Protest Seyfarth Hire For Abuse Policy
• Legal Tech Download: Big Investments In Legal Technology
• 4 Ways Law Firms Can Bolster Their Prestige
• Kavanaugh, Assault Accuser Asked To Testify Before Senate Panel
• Disclosure Rules, Ethics Hang Over Legal Funding Conference
• Armstrong Teasdale Heads Into Philly With Montgomery Chair
• 15 Minutes With Robinhood Markets' General Counsel
• Kirkland & Ellis Partner Hired As Exec For New 'Fox'
• Calif.'s New Rules For Lawyers Move Closer To ABA Model
• Proskauer Atty Who Settled Bias Claims Joins Polsinelli
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• What Attys Can Learn From Sotomayor's Chat With Kids
• Ex-Partner Hits Manatt Phelps With Sex Bias Charge
• Protect Litigant Privacy In E-Filing Access, 7th Circ. Urged
• Kavanaugh Vote Still On Track After Accuser Steps Forward
• Law360's Pro Say: Awards For The Best In Legal Television
• 52 New Federal Judges Added In Bill OK'd By House Panel
• Manafort Plea Sharpens View Of Skadden's Ukraine Work
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• 9 BigLaw Firms Pledge $15M For Pro Bono Enviro Efforts
• Know The Limits To Atty Public Statements During A Trial
• Fed. Judiciary Tackles Sex Harassment With Policy Changes
• NRA Atty Booted From Va. Case For Not Disclosing Sanction
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Senate GOP Cuts Off Attempts To Delay Kavanaugh Vote
• Abercrombie Finds Former HSN Exec Right Fit For GC Role
• Feinstein Sent Undisclosed Letter On Kavanaugh To FBI
• Trump Pick For 9th Circ. Advances To Senate
• In Calif., Questions Remain On Law Firm Conflict Waivers
• A Chat With Faegre Client Development Chief Melanie Green
• 21st Century Fox GC Plans Return To Williams & Connolly
• Ex-Winston Partner Wants Bias Row Out Of Arbitration
• Ex-Dickstein Shapiro Partners Sue Blank Rome Over $4M
• Law Schools Struggle To Find Themselves In Post-Recession Market
• Hearings May Be Over, But Dems Still Hammering Kavanaugh
• Collins, Manchin Question Honesty Of Kavanaugh Testimony
• Quinn Slams Ex-Partners' Claim His Firm Is In Decline
• Greenberg Traurig Exec Leaving To Start Diversity Institute
• Conflict Should DQ Katten In IP Row, Valeant Tells Fed. Circ.
• Bradley Arant Names New Managing Partner
• BigLaw Firms May Have A Cyberattack Target On Their Backs
• Law Firm Leaders: Greenberg Traurig's Brian Duffy
• How A 'Lost Generation' Of Associates Bounced Back
• Law School Agrees To Pay $2.65M To End Accreditation Suit
• Tom Mesereau Talks MJ, Cosby, Unconventional Choices
• AI Changing What It Means To Be A BigLaw Attorney
• Impeachment Trials For W.Va. High Court Set As Deal Fails
• Littler Adds Belgian Firm As European Growth Continues
• $250M State Farm Deal Could Spur More Campaign Cash Suits
• Ex-King & Spalding Associate's Atty Let Out Of Firing Suit
• After Kavanaugh's Rough Week, Grassley Seeks Sept. 20 Vote
• Can BigLaw Avoid Another Associate Purge?
• Man Accused Of Killing Mayer Brown Atty Faces 80 Counts
• Firms Sign 'Well-Being Pledge' To Address Atty Mental Health
• Litigation Funder Vannin Capital Plans $91M IPO
• Texas SG To Step Down, Join Baker Botts' DC Office
• 15 Minutes With Meals On Wheels America's CLO
• Measuring The Recession's Toll On The Legal Industry
• Has BigLaw Recovered From The Financial Crisis?
• Law360's Pro Say: Kavanaugh Takes On Capitol Hill
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Fox Rothschild Sues Miss America Org Over Legal Tab
• Some Experts Tout, Others Trash Kavanaugh To Close Hearing
• ITC Judge Who Presided Over IP Probes Retires
• Holland & Knight's Philly Arrival May Boost Market's Allure
• Litigation Funder Adds 8 In UK With An Eye On Group Claims
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Legal Sector Continues Slide With 1,500 Jobs Lost In August
• New Emails Reveal Kavanaugh As Opinionated Bush Lawyer
• Kavanaugh Defends Bush Record, Words On Executive Power
• Ex-Raiders, Buccaneers Atty Named XFL General Counsel
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Senate Confirms 8 Trump District Court Nominees
• NYC Brick & Mortar: Trend Breakers
• White Men Have Leg Up In Legal Industry, Attys Say
• Kavanaugh Tells Senate Kozinski Allegations A 'Gut Punch'
• Kavanaugh's Gun, Abortion Replies Show Fealty To History
• Law Firm Leaders: McGuireWoods' Tracy Walker
• FIFA Scores UEFA Lawyers To Fill Top Spots
• 3 Dewey Execs Settle With SEC Over Law Firm's Collapse
• AI-Powered Doc Reading Biz Secures $50M In Funding
• BigLaw Firm Finances Are Booming
• These 10 Firms Win Clients' Vote For Being 'Most Innovative'
• NYC Brick & Mortar: Smaller Partner, Associate Offices
• Batch Of Akin Gump Attys Leave To Launch New Moscow Firm
• Judge Kavanaugh Faces Raucous First Day Of Hearing
• Kavanaugh's Paper Trail Could Prove Troublesome At Hearing
• Back To School: Widener's Rod Smolla Talks Free Speech
• Jones Day Alum Tapped To Lead Scientific Games' Legal Team
• State Farm To Pay $250M To Settle Rigged-Judge Trial
• ABA Online Credit Increase A Step In The Right Direction
• 15 Minutes With The New York Public Library's GC
• NYC Brick & Mortar: Less Space Per Lawyer