Legal Industry Archive » June, 2019

Legal Industry - June, 2019

216 articles

• Judge Manuel Real, Frequent 9th Circ. Foe, Passes Away At 95
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• High Court Census Ruling Could Escalate Rule Challenges
• Conservative Justices Cross Over To Create Unusual Lineups
• The Sharpest Dissents Of The Supreme Court Term
• Creativity Is Key To Promoting Diverse Arbitrators, Lawyers
• Law360's Pro Say: A Supremely Dramatic Final Week
• Plaintiffs Atty Group Sues Upstart Over Look-Alike Name
• Sotomayor, Breyer Vie For Chattiest High Court Justice
• 3 Things Judges Wish Attorneys Knew Sooner
• Top 10 Techniques For Crafting A Dazzling Brief
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Ill. Panel Affirms Mayer Brown's $5M Kickback Recovery
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• The New 'Roberts Court' Finds Its Footing
• Gov't Triumphs Over Atty's Suit Challenging PACER Fees
• Jones Day Seeks To Unmask Jane Doe No. 4 In Sex Bias Suit
• Breaking Down The Vote: High Court Term In Review
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Counter Feds' BigLaw Conflict Claims
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Cos. Are Ignoring Claims — Legal Finance Could Change That
• The Top In-House Hires Of June
• Fla. Attys Get More Leeway To Claim Expertise In Ads
• Fox Corp. Drafts Sports Division's GC As New Legal Head
• 3rd Circ. Pick Advances, But Feinstein Dings His Experience
• Supreme Court Says It Can't Police Partisan Gerrymandering
• Fox Corp. GC Stepping Down After 22 Years With Company
• Del. Justices Rip Sullivan Atty For Client's Deposition 'Fiasco'
• Ex-CKR Law Marketer Alleges Sexually Hostile Workplace
• Ex-Gibbons Associate's Sex Bias Claims Sent To Arbitration
• Labaton Chair Decries 'Unfair' Criticism Of Firm's Political Ties
• Do 'Good Old Boys' Get Picked To Be Judges? GOP Sen. Asks
• Mass. Justices Urged To Restore Judge's Pay During ICE Case
• Facebook, BigLaw Attys Among Calif. Judicial Vetters
• Stark Gender Pay Gap Remains For Solo Attys, Small Firms
• This BigLaw Firm Retains Best-To-Work-For Title
• PACER Fees For Court Opinions Are Arbitrary, Fla. Court Told
• Law Firm Leaders: Baker Botts' John Martin
• A Chat With Ballard Spahr Diversity Chief Virginia Essandoh
• Justices Uphold Deference To Regulators, With Caveats
• Hourly Billing Still King Among In-House Departments
• Thornton Atty Admits To 'Stupid Mistake' In State Street Case
• Greg Craig, Prosecutors Spar Over FARA Trial Evidence
• Judging A Book: McMahon Reviews 'Roosevelt For The Defense'
• New Fla. Bar Prez Wants Action On Legal Tech Regulations
• Is The High Court Due For A Revamp? Dems Say Yes
• Jones Day Accusers Reveal Identities In Sex Bias Suit
• $75M Fee Award In State Street Row Faces Judge's Scrutiny
• Baker McKenzie Enacts Plan To Make More Women Partners
• Facebook Uses Data To Name Law Firm 'Diversity Champion'
• Cooley Snags Key Mueller Prosecutor Andrew Goldstein
• Companies Forecast Reduced In-House Legal Spending
• Arnold & Porter Adds High Court Pro As DC Appellate Head
• 15 Minutes With Smucker's General Counsel
• Why Your GC Could Be The Best Point Person In A Crisis
• Supreme Court Will Hear Case Over Copyrights To Legal Texts
• Former High-Ranking Mueller Prosecutor Joins Paul Weiss
• Legal Experts Recommend Supreme Court Ethics Code
• Lawmakers Want To Know How Tech Cos. Hire Diverse Attys
• Stare De-Crisis? Justices Battle Over Respect For Precedent
• Amazon Studios Atty Joins Sex Bias Suit Against Jones Day
• Law360's Pro Say: Alex Jones' Very Bad Week
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Where Have All The Legal Secretaries Gone?
• Posner Throws Support Behind Litigation Finance Firm
• Latham's Madrid Office Head, Ex-DLA Piper Co-Chair, Dies
• Should Judges Tweet? 'Absolutely Not,' Retired Judge Warns
• The 'Administrative State' Lives To Fight Another Day
• Dems' Concern Over Local Ties Doesn't Stop 9th Circ. Pick
• LeClairRyan Blocked From Paying Ex-Members, Letters Show
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Hogan Lovells Adds Mandatory Harassment Training In UK
• Judge Doubts Suit Accusing Harvard Of Anti-White-Male Bias
• 'It Gets Better' CEO Seth Levy On Being Out In BigLaw
• Justices Won't Revive Doctrine Curbing Executive Power
• Dinsmore Atty Who Clerked For Kavanaugh Tapped For Bench
• Wife Of Slain Burr & Forman Partner Arrested For Murder
• Nokia Names New Top Attys As CLO Departs For ABB
• Judicial Pick Opposed By LGBTQ Groups Among 4 Confirmed
• Law Firms Continue To Trim Real Estate Costs, Shrink Offices
• This Firm Remains The Most Prestigious, Associates Say
• Deputy Solicitor General Calls It Quits After 30-Year Run
• MoFo Launches Latin America Desk With New Miami Office
• For European GCs, It's More Strategy And Fewer Admin Duties
• LeClairRyan Sees Back-To-Back Exits In Calif., Boston
• Law Firm Leaders: McDermott's Ira Coleman
• Unequal Pay Top Of Mind For Women In Law
• Yates Calls On Female Attys To Advocate For Each Other
• Tom Girardi, 'Housewives' Star Illicitly Spent $5M Loan: Suit
• Judge Rips Bernstein Litowitz, MoFo Over Buried 'Side Deal'
• Cannabis Co. Leafly Adds Ex-Getty Images GC As Its Top Atty
• Jones Day Bias Accuser Renews Bid To Keep Name Secret
• Paul Hastings Attys, Staff Get 14 Weeks Paid Parental Leave
• Avenatti To Face Fall Trial In $20M Nike Extortion Case
• Ropes & Gray Backs Winston & Strawn In Arbitration Dispute
• Former MasterCard, 3M GCs Start Dispute Resolution Venture
• Ex-Jones Day Partner Drops Bias Suit Alleging 'Frat Culture'
• NJ Atty Accused Of Bringing Loaded Gun To Courthouse
• Dallas Federal Courthouse Remains Closed After Shooting
• UK Probes Competition In Scottish Legal Industry
• Asian Ex-Greenspoon Partner Settles Bias Suit Against Firm
• Northwest Firms Combine To Create Regional Powerhouse
• Huawei Can't Cut Redactions In Feds' Bid To DQ Sidley Atty
• 5 Ways Law Firms Can Improve Their Job Interviews
• Most Attys Think Firms Will Grow Their Ranks In 2019
• Ropes & Gray Client OKs Rep Of Fellow 'Varsity Blues' Parent
• Employer Options For White Collar Contractors After Dynamex
• LeClairRyan Loses Banking Partners In Boston, NY
• 15 Minutes With CVS Health's General Counsel
• School's Out: Legal Apprentices Take Alternative Path To Bar
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Saul Ewing Atty's Artistic Vision Thrives After Losing Eyesight
• Law360's Pro Say: Stop Calling My Phone, Robot
• Why One Law Firm Abandoned The Billable Hour
• Greenberg Opens In Nashville With Ex-Tenn. Insurance Official
• Developing Useful Legal Tech: Perspectives From 3 Law Firms
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Paraplegic Sues Avenatti For Siphoning Away $4M Settlement
• Law Firm Pricing Experts Are In High Demand, Panelists Say
• Litigation Funder Can't Recoup $5.8M From Deepwater Claims
• Chief Justice Sold AT&T Shares After Ruling In Co.'s Case
• IP Boutique Desmarais Expands To West Coast With SF Office
• How Law Firms Can Banish Stale Thinking
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• RD Legal Funding Seeks Exit From NY AG's Usury Suit
• How To Streamline Virtual Law Team Mass Tort Defense
• 4 More Trump Judicial Nominees Advance To Full Senate
• Boies Schiller Gets OK To Rep 2 'Varsity Blues' Defendants
• Flynn Ditches Covington Team For Mueller Conspiracist
• Milberg, Convicted Ex-Partner End $15M Reorganization Fight
• Senate OKs 5 Trump Trial Court Picks With Bipartisan Support
• The SEC Is Cracking Down On Insider Trading By Lawyers
• Mich. Judge Nominee Withdraws After Conservative Backlash
• Ex-Avenatti Partner Threatens Suit Of Other Attys Over $10M
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Fateful Phone Call
• Judges See Duty To Push Back Against Independence Threats
• Law Firm Leaders: Nicolaides' Richard Nicolaides
• Rent-A-Center Atty Takes Over As GC Resigns
• Law Firms Can Do Better With Their Mentoring Programs
• Shook Hardy Opens New Atlanta Office With Ex-Alston Attys
• Fees In Ex-LeClair Atty's $1M Gender Bias Award Get Do-Over
• Greenberg Traurig Launches Legal Innovation Subsidiary
• 3 Ways Law Firms Can Combat Attorney Burnout
• Greenberg Traurig Can't Snuff Fraud Row Over Gotti Biopic
• House Authorizes Court Action On Barr, McGahn Subpoenas
• Boies Schiller Says 2 'Varsity Blues' Clients Is No Conflict
• ABA Moves To Pull Accreditation From Thomas Jefferson Law
• Trump Pick For Ohio Federal Court Confirmed
• Trump Nominates Miss. District Judge For 5th Circ.
• Debevoise Atty Tapped For Anti-Doping Arbitration Group
• Gregory Craig To Call Arnold & Porter Partner As FARA Expert
• NY Bar To Reassess Applicant Mental Health Questionnaire
• Senate Confirms 3 Trump Trial Judge Picks
• Willkie, Sidley Offices Evacuated After NY Helicopter Crash
• Revolution Cannabis Names Groupon Atty As GC
• The Trial Team's New Secret Weapon? An Appellate Pro
• Facebook Atty Opts In To $200M Jones Day Sex Bias Suit
• 'Rocket Docket' Justifies Its Name For 11th Straight Year
• Firms Must Ditch 'Rigid' Culture Or Lose Millennial Talent
• 15 Minutes With CBS' General Counsel
• How Hackathons Are Helping To Decode The Justice Gap
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Right Splinters Over Threat To Mich. Trial Judge Nominee
• Gregory Craig Says Disclosure Wasn't Needed In FARA Letter
• Discussing Pending Cases, Ginsburg Predicts More 5-4s
• Law Firms Court Risk With 2-Tiered Parental Leave Plans
• Sedgwick Strikes Clawback Deal With Former Equity Partners
• ABA Picks Ill. As Conference Site Amid Objections To Ga.
• Law360's Pro Say: The Big Supreme Court Cases, Ranked
• Legal Industry Rebounds In May, Adds 2,000 Jobs
• Pierce Bainbridge Sued By Ex-Partner. Again.
• CBRE Law Firm Expert Sees Greater Focus On Collaboration
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• MoFo Brings On 4 Greenberg Partners To Open Miami Office
• Feds Flag Potential BigLaw Conflicts In 'Varsity Blues'
• Unintentional Atty Biases Can Hurt Corporate Clients
• House Dems Poised To Hold Trump Officials In Contempt
• Law Firms Should Take Customer Service Cues From Big Biz
• Indicted Mass. Judge Seeks Info On Feds' Vows To Immigrant
• Sheppard Mullin Latest Firm To Court Cannabis Business
• Kirkland Nabs $57M Fees In 'Hard-Fought' Toys R Us Ch. 11
• Avenatti Presses Calif. Court For Relaxed Travel Restrictions
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Ex-NFLer Must Arbitrate Award Beef With Litigation Funder
• Michael Flynn Fires Covington Team In FBI Obstruction Case
• Measuring The Value Of A Law Firm's Social Media Efforts
• ABA Urged Not To Hold Meeting In Atlanta Over Abortion Law
• GCs Dish On Why They Drop Outside Counsel
• Pravati Capital Launches Consulting Co. For Firm Managers
• Firms Must Adapt To Growing Legal Services Market
• Longtime Boston Lawyer To Fill Bankruptcy Court Vacancy
• Cellino & Barnes Feud Sparks Name Fight Over Spouse's Firm
• MoFo Says Female Attys Alleging Bias Were Treated Fairly
• Path Looks Clear For Rookie Judge To Join 3rd Circ.
• For Many, 'Getting A Lawyer While Black' Means No Reply
• 7 Cases To Watch As Supreme Court Enters Home Stretch
• Law Firm Leaders: Crowell & Moring's Philip Inglima
• Legal Funders, US Chamber Weigh In On NYC Bar Study
• Forest Labs Scorched By 'Displeased' Judge After Fire Drill
• Justice's Son John Scalia Returns To Greenberg Traurig In Va.
• Nationwide Must Face In-House Atty's Disability Bias Claim
• Walmart Workers' Attys Taken To Task For 11th-Hour Request
• Law360's Pro Say: How To Be A Great Lawyer
• Accenture Promotes In-House Atty To GC
• Legal Tech Download: Wilson Sonsini, Norton Rose And Littler
• Firm Leaders Urged To Take A Stand Against Harassment
• NY Bar Diversifies Leadership For Its Committees, Groups
• Meet The Judge Overseeing The First Opioid Trial
• Atty Population Up 14.5% Over Past Decade, ABA Says
• Supreme Court Advocates Leave Mayer Brown For McDermott
• Barrett & Singal Creates New 'Research Misconduct' Practice
• What Firms Need To Know Before Starting Fintech Practices
• 15 Minutes With Western Union's General Counsel
• Why Partners Lateral: 3 Avoidable Reasons For Attrition
• Legal Deserts Push NM To Consider Nonlawyer Services