Legal Industry Archive » June, 2020

Legal Industry - June, 2020

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• Kasowitz Faces 3rd Suit Alleging Partner Was Wrongly Fired
• 2nd Circ. Frees Attorneys Accused Of Molotov Attack
• DC Bar OKs Cryptocurrency Payments For Legal Fees
• Newsom Slashes $200M From Calif. Courts In New Budget
• Legal Diversity Pros Urge Concrete Change From Leaders
• Procopio Boosts IP Practice In Calif. With 7 Arent Fox Attys
• Key Senators Want To Add New Federal Judgeships This Year
• NY Courthouses To Check Body Temps: 100° Or Less To Enter
• Top US Trade Official Who Led China Talks To Rejoin Skadden
• Colo. Justices Say Courts Can Extend Speedy Trial Period
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• What You Say In Online Mediation May Be Discoverable
• Texas Should Cancel Its 2020 Bar Exam
• MSG Entertainment Hires First GC After April Spinoff
• NY Law Firm Hits Hartford With COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Bainbridge Of Pierce Bainbridge Sets Up Own Firm In Calif.
• Ex-King & Spalding Atty Says Benefits Cutoff Violated Law
• Sedgwick Trustee Files Suit Over Unpaid Legal Fees
• Calif. District Chief Cedes Role After 'Street-Smart' Remark
• Atty Says Founders Left Online Legal Marketplace In Ruins
• Katten To Lay Off Some Workers Furloughed Amid Pandemic
• Texas Prosecutor Resigns After Facebook Post About Nazis
• St. Louis Injury Attys Point Guns At Protesters Outside Home
• Fed. Circ. Allows Courthouse Access On Case-By-Case Basis
• Boies Schiller Exits Continue With Litigator's Jump To Mintz
• Outcry Over Fla.'s In-Person Bar Exam Intensifies
• Litigious Porn Studio Ends Battle With Former Law Firm
• The Top In-House Hires Of June
• Kozinski Moves To Nix Atty's Suit Over Porn Complaints
• May It Please The Camera: Zoom Trials Demand New Skills
• 2nd Atty Denies Molotov Charges As Supporters Flood Call
• 15 Minutes With Toyota Material Handling's General Counsel
• Justices Won't Hear Ex-Greenberg Atty's Fight With OCC
• 10 Tips For A Successful Remote Arbitration Hearing
• Texas Courts Re-Closing Amid COVID-19 Spike
• Court Accused Of Blocking Public Access To Trials Amid Virus
• Will Spotlight On Racial Justice Force More Diverse Juries?
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Outside Pa.'s Big Cities, A Look At Trial Work In The Pandemic
• Law Leaders On Managing Through A Crisis — Again
• Berkeley Law Follows Harvard With Fully Online Fall Semester
• Legal Tech Download: Hogan Lovells, Eversheds, UnitedLex
• Law360's Pro Say: BigLaw V. BigLandlord
• NYT Staffers' Court Access Suspended Over Zoom Screenshot
• Ill. Court Revives Chicago Firm's $9.8M Divorce Case Fee Bid
• To Achieve Diversity, Law Firms Must Reinvent Hiring Process
• Legal Assistant Cops To Fraud Using Firm's Postage Meter
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Minnesota Might Allow Law Grads To Bypass Bar Exam
• Firms Tread Carefully Amid California's Staggered Reopening
• State Court Corporate Cases Dip Amid COVID-19
• Lawmakers Urge Courts To Keep Streaming After COVID-19
• PTAB Judges Dish On Argument Strategy In New Atty Training
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Supreme Court On Pace For First July Opinions In 24 Years
• The Term: Where Are All The Opinions?
• Cybersecurity Steps For Law Firms Amid Heightened Risks
• Sens. Advance Bill To Have Watchdog Probe DOJ Attys
• 200 In-House Attys Urge Congress To Up Legal Aid Funding
• SEC Chief Asked Trump For Berman's Job Days Before Ouster
• Law Firms Team With ACLU To Fight Racism In La. Policing
• Ex-BigLaw Atty's In-Person Depo Bid Tossed As 'Tomfoolery'
• Flynn Case Raises Questions Of Appellate Courts' Power
• Burford Takes Equity In UK Dispute Resolution Firm
• Winston & Strawn Forms China Alliance, As McDermott Exits
• Morgan Lewis Nabs 9-Member London IP Team From Cooley
• Diversity Dominates Quick Hearing For 6 Judicial Picks
• BigLaw Among Scores Of Firms In New Anti-Racism Alliance
• BigLaw Attorney Hoping To End WTO's 'Unprecedented Crisis'
• 3 Ways Law Firms Can Be More LGBT Inclusive Right Now
• Baker McKenzie Delays First-Year Associate Program
• It's Time For Law Firms To Support Work-From-Home Culture
• Ex-Fox Rothschild Atty Calls Sex Assault Suit 'Implausible'
• Pryor Cashman Atty Pleads Not Guilty To Torching Cop Car
• McDermott Atty Faults Vets Home's 'Baffling' Virus Response
• Law Firm Leaders: Hueston Hennigan's John Hueston
• Republicans Keep Confirming Unqualified Judicial Nominees
• Trump's Circuit Judges Take Aim At Regulators
• How Environmental Law Is Shifting Under Trump's Judges
• Trump's Judicial Picks To Sway Immigration Law For Years
• How Trump's Judges Are Handling Abortion Rights And ACA
• How Trump's Judicial Picks Have Changed Employment Law
• How Trump Forever Changed Judicial Nominations
• Charting Trump's Judicial Impact Across 200 Confirmations
• The Ones That Got Away: Trump's 12 Failed Judicial Nominees
• 5th Circ. Pick Clears Senate In 200th Confirmation For Trump
• DC Circ. Nixes Charges Against Ex-Trump Adviser Flynn
• Bayer Foe Blocked From Serving Docs Via Email Amid Virus
• Jenner & Block Says Landlord, Not Firm, Owes In Rent Fight
• Courts In NYC To Begin Phase 2 Of Reopening Plan
• Stone Prosecutor Says DOJ Politicized Case Amid Trump Ties
• Legal Industry's Metrics In 2020 'Not Bad' Despite Pandemic
• Droves Of In-House Counsel Might Jump Ship Over Pay Issues
• Clients' Speed Paying Bills Could Make Or Break Law Firms
• ABA Debate On Money Laundering Rule Lives On After Alert
• Dechert's Philly Office Gets OK To Claim Double-Dip Tax Break
• Ex-Davis Polk Atty's Counsel Allowed To Exit Race Bias Suit
• Tips For Crafting The Perfect Law Firm Alert
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 2nd Circ. Mulls Bail In Attorneys' 'Unimaginable' Molotov Case
• Holland & Hart Latest To Cut Pay As Virus Persists
• Susman Godfrey Founder Diagnosed With COVID-19
• NY Judge Who Called Atty The C-Word Booted From Bench
• Atty Who Quit DOJ Over Stone's Case Joins Munger Tolles
• NY Bar: Attys Not Bound To Rep Ex-Clients After Leaving Firm
• Telework Still Reigns As NYC Firms Cleared To Reopen Offices
• SEC Chair's Nomination To Lead SDNY Raises Eyebrows
• Kozinski Wins Revival Of 'Shape Of Water' IP Suit At 9th Circ.
• Lawyer Wants Out Of Ex-Davis Polk Atty's Race Bias Suit
• Judging A Book: Elrod Reviews 'Shortlisted'
• Mandatory State Bars Likely To Remain Intact, For Now
• Ex-Seyfarth Partner's Sons Say Estate Attys Exploited Dad
• NH Won't Probe Bar Applicants On Mental Health
• 15 Minutes With Stretto's General Counsel
• Perkins Coie Settles Secretary's Age Bias Suit
• Midcareer Female Attys Of Color Say Barriers Remain High
• Shock, Disappointment In SDNY Circles Over Berman Ouster
• The Law Behind The Strange Departure Of US Atty Berman
• After Standoff With Barr, Manhattan US Atty Steps Down
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Roundup Atty, Partner Cop To $200M Corporate Extortion Plot
• Valero's Top Atty Joins C-Suite As Deputy Rises To GC
• Law360 Pro Say: High Court Surprises On DACA, LGBT Rights
• New York City Law Firms OK'd To Reopen Offices Monday
• How BigLaw Can Go Beyond Lip Service On Racial Justice
• NJ High Court Pick Would Restore Diversity On State Bench
• 11 Keys To Success At Remote Mediation
• Boies Loses 4 More Litigators To King & Spalding
• Chicago Firm Says COVID-19 Dangers Should Reduce Rent
• Video Shows Molotov Attys Endangered 7, Feds Tell 2nd Circ.
• Atty Indicted For Transporting Pot On Private Jet, Feds Say
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• NY Drops 'Outdated' Restriction On Law Firm Names
• Explosion Of BigLaw Firms Observing Juneteenth Continues
• Law Grad Who Hid Positive Pot Test Can't Take Bar Exam
• Trump Taps SEC Senior Counsel For Dem Commissioner Seat
• The Term: DACA, Title VII Bombshells Land Early
• Trump Makes Justices An Election Issue After Bad Week
• How Attys Hope To Prevent Recession-Era Diversity Mistakes
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Courts In NY, Philadelphia, Del. To Close For Juneteenth
• Philly Firm Sues Santander Over Botched PPP Loan Rollout
• Judge Will Fight Lieff Cabraser In 1st Circ. Atty Fee Appeal
• Pandemic Could Bring Student Exodus From Legal Profession
• Firms Recorded 2nd-Best Year Of Pro Bono Work In 2019
• Fired King & Spalding Atty Insists On In-Person Depositions
• Divided Senate Confirms McConnell Protege To DC Circ.
• Backers Of Anti-Bias Rule For Attys Reject 'PC Police' Tag
• Republican Sens. Press Judicial Picks On LGBTQ Ruling
• Flynn Blasts 'Partisan Assault' By Court-Appointed Counsel
• Spike In Work Overshadowed By Billing Woes For Law Firms
• Teleconference Not Ideal For Mediating IP Fight, AI Co. Says
• For Black Attorneys, Floyd Killing Hits Home
• Law Firm Leaders: Fish & Richardson's John Adkisson
• Former FTC Official Joins Think Tank As Deputy GC
• Judge Refuses To Exit Trans Athlete Suit Over Word Choice
• Ex-Okla. GC Who Faked Email Threats Gets Suspension
• The Privilege Implications Of Using Online Collaboration Tools
• Ex-Felons In DC Can Serve As Jurors After 1-Year Wait
• More Firms Opt To Observe Juneteenth As A Holiday
• DLA Piper Accused Of Double-Crossing Propane Client
• Federal Indictments Return To NYC As Grand Juries Gather
• Davis Polk Says Ex-Associate 'Rewriting' Race Bias Suit
• Noel Francisco Stepping Down As Solicitor General
• Airman Linked To 'Boogaloo' Charged In Oakland Court Killing
• How Gorsuch's Textualism Won A Major LGBTQ Rights Victory
• DOJ Whistleblowers To Testify On Political Interference
• Hiring From The Top: Firms Target Rainmakers Amid Virus
• Cellino & Barnes Battle Ends With Deal To Wind Down Firm
• BigLaw Embraces Juneteenth As A Holiday
• Sheppard Mullin, Georgetown Law Team Up On Police Training
• Clifford Chance Reduces Bonus Pool Due To COVID-19
• JAMS Wants Justices To Take Up Monster Arbitrator Bias Case
• Twitter Taps Atty From FBI's Russia Probe As Deputy GC
• Confronting Mental Distress In The Legal Profession
• Central NY Courts To Resume In-Person Proceedings
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Calif. Judges Get OK To Defend Rulings During Elections
• Counsel Who Care: How Attys Are Helping During A Crisis
• MoFo Finds COVID-19 Optimism Growing Among Legal Pros
• More BigLaw Firms To Observe Juneteenth As Holiday
• Landmark LGBT Ruling May Create Change In Law Firms
• Fed. Circ. Backs PACER In Atty's Suit Over Opinion Fees
• Trump Taps 2 For Federal Bench In Miss., Claims Court
• Litigation Finance Investments Are Not Risk-Free Loans
• Trial Recess: Allison Brown On Changing Firms Amid Chaos
• LegalZoom Taps The Honest Co.'s GC As Top Lawyer
• 4 Ways Coronavirus May Forever Change Legal Tech
• 15 Minutes With Discovery's General Counsel
• Will Headcount Matter After COVID-19?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• As Wash. Ends Access Program, Advocates Fear Ripple Effect
• How White Privilege Helped Me Succeed In BigLaw
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Dickinson Wright Snags IP Team From Brinks Gilson
• Judges Wary Of Remote Hearings' Impact On Legal Industry
• Skadden, Dechert To Give Workers Time Off On Juneteenth
• Law360's Pro Say: 'This Has To Stop'
• As BigLaw Explores New Pay Systems, Some Carry More Risk
• Fried Frank Offers To Buy Out Nonlawyers Amid Pandemic
• WeWork Wins Bid To Arbitrate Atty's Race, Gender Bias Suit
• Attys Accused In Molotov Attack Face Up To Life On 7 Counts
• Tyson & Mendes Reaches Gender Parity In Equity Partners
• Boston Attys Not Racing Back To Office As Virus Fears Linger
• Long Island Federal Judge Arthur D. Spatt Dies At 94
• New Trade Bar Chief Aims For Unity In Trump Era
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Judges Say Trial Court Not Rubber Stamp On Flynn Dismissal
• Work From Home Boom Reignites Atty Licensing Questions
• Pandemic Isn't Stopping Most Firms' Summer Programs
• If Nonlawyer Ownership Is The Future, It's A Jumble For Now
• Eversheds Sutherland Expands Legal Tech Service To US
• Pierce Bainbridge Breakup Sparks Rift In Boeing Class Suit
• GCs Report Burnout, Longer Hours During Pandemic
• Mass. Attys Step Up In 'Watershed Moment' For Racial Justice
• Gibson Dunn Reps Protesters In Trump Photo-Op Clash
• Calif. High Court Mulls Pushing Summer Bar Exam To Oct.
• Black DOJ Attys Demand 'Swift Action' On Police Reform
• Boies Schiller Loses Trial Pros Dunn, Isaacson To Paul Weiss
• How Firms Can Use Profitability Metrics To Their Advantage
• The Term: So Many Blockbusters, So Little Time
• High Court Attys Call On Barr To Resign After Protester Clash
• Divisive Bradley Arant Alum Advances Toward 5th Circ. Seat
• 9th Circ. Asks NY Justices If Litigation Funding Deal Is A Loan
• Keys To A Thriving Biz Development Culture At Your Law Firm
• Philip Morris Taps Manatt Atty As General Counsel
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Texas Atty Swaps Suits For Scrubs To Fight COVID-19
• As NYC's Courthouses Reopen, Virtual Court Will Remain
• ​​​​​​​Former Kirkland Partner Exiting Top DOJ Criminal Post
• Ex-DOJ Officials Want Review Of Barr's Role In Protest Clash
• Judiciary Says Fewer Jurors Is But One Fear As Trials Restart
• Firm Partners Can Boost Client Profitability With Small Tweaks
• Sidley Austin Signs On To Rep Journalist Blinded At Protest
• Loretta Lynch To Advise Probe Of NYPD Protest Conduct
• How 3 Firms Are Confronting The Obstacles Of Reopening
• Man Who Filed $400M Lien Against Judge Gets More Time
• UnitedLex Nabs 20 From Paul Hastings As Part Of Data JV
• Retired Judge Calls DOJ's Flynn Flip 'Gross Abuse Of Power'
• How Video Mediation Can Help Us Serve Clients Better
• Rakoff Blocks ICE From Arresting Immigrants At Courthouses
• Libra Scoops Credit Suisse, Goldman Vet As Compliance Chief
• Women Say New Info Supports Jones Day Pay Bias Collective
• USC Taps Former Jones Day, DOJ Atty As General Counsel
• Perkins Coie Joins Suit Over Seattle Police Use Of Force
• Law Firm Leaders: Stinson's Mark Hinderks
• Calif. Judicial Council Mulls Rollback Of Pandemic Rules
• Mental Health Efforts Will Support Diversity In Legal Industry
• Baker Botts Atty Takes Helm Of USPTO Silicon Valley Office
• NJ Ethics Head Aims To Sink Firm's Suit Over Name Rule
• How Firms Can Help Partners Increase Their Pricing Savvy
• Paul Weiss Partner To Lead Review Of Racism In NY Courts
• Judges To Return To NYC's State Courthouses As Virus Ebbs
• Millennial Partners Help Speed Change In Virus' Wake
• Debevoise Looks To Future Of Data Strategy With New Portal
• ABA Focuses On 'Significant Harm' In Prospective Client Rule
• More Firms Commit Funds To Aid Racial Justice
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Texas Judge Wants More Briefs In Pierce Bainbridge Debt Suit
• Former Sen. Trent Lott Ousted From Squire Patton Boggs
• Linklaters, JP Morgan And More Invest $27M In Legal Tech Co.
• House Dems Push Judiciary To Curb Ideological Memberships
• Goldberg Segalla Founder To Step Down After Nearly 20 Years
• Jones Day Fails To Get Sex Bias Accusers Punished
• Ex-Partner Wants Sanctions In Pierce Bainbridge Fraud Fight
• ​​​​​​​DC Moves Bar Exam Online, Set For October
• Firms Urge UK Gov't To Keep COVID-19 Recovery Sustainable
• Fired MSU Recruiter Sues Jones Day Over Sex Assault Inquiry
• Pa. Justices Add Anti-Bias Rule To Atty Ethics Code
• Wash. Justices Nix 'Innovative' Legal Access Program
• Law Firm Merger Boom May Be Coming Post-Lockdown
• Baker Botts Gets Suit Claiming Extortion Moved To Calif.
• Reed Smith Implements Hiring Freeze For Professional Staff
• Calif. Judge Up For Federal Bench In Eastern District
• 15 Minutes With Zillow Group's General Counsel
• Civility Could Be Litigators' New Normal Even Post-Pandemic
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Stueve Siegel's Norman E. Siegel
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Attys In Floyd Case: An Inside Look At Civil Rights Work
• High Court Urged To Review Applying ADA To Bar Admissions
• Law360's Pro Say: Why Are Cops (Sort Of) Above The Law?
• Ex-Judge Suspended For 'Preposterous' Suit Over Lost Pants
• 2nd Circ. Orders Attys Charged In Molotov Attack Back To Jail
• ABA Wants Firms Working With Cannabis To Get Virus Aid
• Kennedys Goes West With New San Francisco Office
• Law Firms Must Beware Risks In Nontraditional Financing
• Wash. High Court Speaks Out Against Systemic Racism
• Zoom's CLO Promoted To Company's 1st COO
• Mich. Fed. Judge Stepping Down To Battle 'Treatable Cancer'
• Ex-Davis Polk Associate Says Bias Claims Are Timely
• Fed. Circ. Shut Down Friday Amid White House Protests
• Headhunter Lawsuits Shed Light On Fierce Lateral Market
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Rosen Law Firm's Laurence Rosen
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Despite Virus, Legal Jobs Inched Up In May
• NYC Legal Observers Detained At George Floyd Protest
• NJ Judicial Pick Would Be State's 1st Black Female Justice
• Polsinelli, UnitedLex Launch IP Management Program
• Why LGBTQ Diversity At Firms Must Mean Leadership Roles
• Over 20 Fed. Courts Damaged During Police Brutality Protests
• Arnold & Porter, ACLU Steer Suit Over Photo Op Clash
• The Term: Sotomayor Scorches On Pensions, Puerto Rico
• Virus Has Workers' Lawyers Shifting From Litigation To Advice
• How In-House Attys Can Build Resilience Despite Disruptions
• Ex-Pfizer Global Trade Counsel Joins StoneTurn As NY Partner
• Law Group Says Floyd Remarks Met With Threats, Twitter Halt
• Fed. Circ. Judge Skeptical Of Atty's PACER Fee Fight
• Validity Finance Hires Arbitral Atty To Head New Israel Office
• Cooley's $450K Gift Latest From BigLaw To Aid Racial Justice
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Robins Kaplan's K. Craig Wildfang
• GOP Advances Ex-Kavanaugh Clerk Toward DC Circ. Seat
• 2 Tested Alternatives To Unavoidable Court Delays
• Minn. Ruling Represents Sensible Stance On Legal Finance
• Can The Legal Industry Adapt In COVID-19's Wake?
• GCs Forced To Juggle As Legal Teams Face COVID-19 Cuts
• In-Person Deposition Bid Nixed In King & Spalding Firing Suit
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Freshfields Partly Escapes Recruiter's Claims Over Cleary Hire
• As Protests Rage, Supreme Court Eyes Immunity For Cops
• Judges Worried About Virus' Impact On Upcoming Trials
• Manatt Failed Promise To Sue Under Armour, Suit Says
• Armstrong Teasdale Opens Southern Illinois Office
• Geragos Law Firm Wants Travelers' COVID-19 Suit Tossed
• Mass. Justices Call For Introspection Amid Racial Tumult
• Orrick Plans Racial Justice Fellowship After Floyd Killing
• DOJ Files High Court Appeal Over Mueller Grand Jury Docs
• Law Firm Leaders: Katten's Noah Heller
• Divided Senate Confirms BakerHostetler Atty For Texas Court
• Best Practices For A Paperless Law Practice
• Titan of the Plaintiffs Bar: Oppenheim's Matt Oppenheim
• Dorsey Ends Effort With City Prosecutors After Floyd Killing
• 3 Qualities That Help Law Firms Thrive In Times Of Crisis
• LA Courts To Launch New Remote Appearance System
• How Public And Private Cos. Use Their GCs Differently
• NY Judge Who Called Atty C-Word Says It Was 'Compliment'
• Calif. Judge Johnson Removed Over Sexual Misconduct
• These Firms Are Handling The Most Product Liability Cases
• Skadden, Clio Open Checkbooks Amid George Floyd Protests
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Lawyers Must Address Racial Injustice With Radical Candor
• Pryor Cashman Suspends Atty Charged In Molotov Attack
• Counsel Who Care: How Attys Are Helping During A Crisis
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Miner Barnhill's Robert Libman
• Firm Says Atty Behind Sex Bias Suit Drove Client Away
• McGuireWoods Hit With Retaliation Suit By Ex-Paralegal
• Law Firm Sued For Age Bias Over Employee 'Scorecards'
• Judge Defends Refusal To 'Rubber Stamp' DOJ's Flynn Move
• Before Virus Hit, Drop In Law Grads Led To Better Job Market
• Bail For Pryor Cashman Atty Charged In NYC Molotov Attack
• Schiff Hardin Didn't Breach Contract With Former Partner
• Texas Bar Escapes 1st Amendment Suit Over Mandatory Dues
• Jailed Protesters Find Attorneys Ready To Take Up Their Case
• Ex-Public Defender Confirmed To Federal Bench In Florida
• Pierce Bainbridge Funder Says Firm Defaulted On Debt
• Law Firms Speak Out Amid Turmoil Over Police Brutality
• How Lawyers Can Network Better, Virtually And In Person
• Practical Tips For Presenting Your Case To Litigation Funders
• 'Strange' Times For Mass. Judges As Virus Redefines Court
• Reed Smith Makes Deeper Austerity Cut As Virus Persists
• Bayer Slams Pet Med Co.'s Bid To Serve Docs Via Email
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Lieff Cabraser's Jonathan Selbin
• 2 Partners Say NY Firm Stiffed Them On Compensation
• 15 Minutes With Xandr's Chief Legal Officer
• Boies Adds 2 From DOJ As Another Partner Exits In NY
• High Court Turns Away Wis. Bar Dues Case Despite Dissent