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Should US Law Firms Offer 20% Less Pay for 20% Less Work?
Slaughter and May recently formalized a reduced-hours trial, but American firms have typically reserved such accommodations for people with extenuating circumstances.
The Time to Do a Transatlantic Merger is Now
As international GDP growth slows, law firms hoping to keep up with Kirkland, Latham, Skadden, and Simpson Thacher need to consider mergers involving the US, writes the Global Lawyer.
O'Melveny Expands Bankruptcy Practice as Economic Uncertainty Drives Restructuring Demand
The bankruptcy practice is poised to exceed the highs of 2020 due to a confluence of factors, recently hired O'Melveny partner Julian Gurule said.
Biden Picks MacArthur Justice Center's Leader for DC District Court Seat
The president nominates five others for U.S. district court seats in Rhode Island, Illinois, California, Michigan and Virginia.
Dechert Loses 2 Litigation Partners Who Held Leadership Roles
Former SDNY U.S. attorney David Kelley, former co-leader of the firm's white-collar practice, moved to O'Melveny & Myers. Benjamin Barnett, chair of the firm's technology committee, joined plaintiffs firm Seeger Weiss.
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Paul Weiss M&A Co-Chair Taurie Zeitzer Heads to White & Case
Zeitzer, a large-cap public M&A and private equity attorney, has relationships with most of the largest private equity firms.
Google to Pay $700M, Make App Store Changes Following Antitrust Settlement
In a blog post for Google, Wilson White, vice president of government affairs and public policy, wrote that the tech company is pleased with the results of the case. His post maintains that that settlement will "[build] on Android's choice and flexibility, [maintain] strong security protections, [retain] Google's ability to compete with other OS makers and [will] invest in the Android ecosystem for users and developers."
Encore! One Last Look at 2023's Litigators of the Week
With one more LOTW set to be named tomorrow, a familiar firm has already clinched the most top spots for the year.
American University Washington College of Law's Fairfax to Become Dean of Howard Law
Howard University has "shaped the trajectory of my family's journey from slavery to where I proudly stand today as the dean of the American University Washington College of Law," Roger Fairfax said in a statement. "My family's strong legacy of Howard alumni, staff and faculty makes this a particularly compelling opportunity to lead one of the most impactful institutions in the nation and honor those who have come before me."
Insurer Must Cover Archdiocese of New York Against Child Victims Act Litigation
Chubb-affiliated insurance companies sued in June, seeking to limit their coverage obligations. But Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Suzanne Adams on Dec. 15 dismissed the lawsuit, stating it was "obvious" the claims were covered under the insurance policies.More from ALM
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