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TOP NEWS POLICY & REGULATION LITIGATION PEOPLE  Graphic The Path To Becoming A Supreme Court Advocate
A look at the careers of attorneys who have dominated oral advocacy at the U.S. Supreme Court over the last decade shows a similar path for men and women, with a few key differences. Here’s how the top 10 male and female advocates stack up. (This article is part of a series examining the gender gap among high court advocates.)
MoFo Nabs Fujitsu's Compliance Head, Ex-Prosecutor In SF
Morrison & Foerster LLP has hired Fujitsu's head of international compliance, who has also worked as an assistant U.S. attorney in California and New York, to join its San Francisco office, the law firm said.
Data Privacy Vs. Cybersecurity At Your Company
Which is more important — data privacy or cybersecurity? Most in-house counsel know the answer depends on which receives the limited available compliance budget. But companies should think about the issue from a broader trade secret perspective, says Scott Warren of Squire Patton Boggs LLP.
Q&A A Chat With Allens Pricing Chief Pier D'Angelo
In this monthly series, Amanda Brady of Major Lindsey & Africa interviews management from top law firms about the increasingly competitive business environment. Here we feature Pier D'Angelo, chief pricing and practice officer at Allens.
A Holistic Approach To Client Retention
In an era when law firms are fighting for business and clients can dictate the terms of the relationship, "value" has become a moving target. Firms that take a proactive approach by using strategies designed to articulate value over time will gain the competitive advantage, says Dan Tacone at Intapp Inc.
Avoiding Unfair Labor Practices Under NLRA Section 8(a)
Section 8(a)(1)-(5) of the National Labor Relations Act allows private sector employees to form unions, participate in collective bargaining and take collective action. David Phippen of Constangy Brooks Smith & Prophete LLP discusses employer best practices for preventing violations of these provisions.
DC Investigations Lawyer To Be New White House Counsel
President Donald Trump has selected Pat A. Cipollone to replace Don McGahn as White House counsel, the president told reporters Tuesday, bringing in a well-known Washington litigator as his new top lawyer as the special counsel investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election continues unabated. Axinn Enters California With SF Office, Plans To Expand
Axinn Veltrop & Harkrider LLP announced Tuesday that it has launched a new office in San Francisco, bringing its antitrust and intellectual property capabilities to the West Coast and planning to lure talent to serve its major clients in the state. Berry Appleman Adds 9 Epstein Becker Immigration Attys
Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP has nabbed a 60-person immigration team from Epstein Becker Green, including nine attorneys, expanding the firm's footprint to New York City with the opening of a new Manhattan office on Monday. Justices Asked If Sanctions Can Cover Presuit Actions
A whistleblower has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to consider whether federal courts can impose sanctions for behavior that happened before a suit was filed, saying a Tenth Circuit decision upholding sanctions against him created a circuit split.
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