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McDermott Adds Former Shearman Head of Restructuring
Alexander Wood is joining McDermott's transaction practice group in London.
Goodwin, Leaning Into IP Work, Hires 2 Lateral Partners in NY
The laterals from Fenwick and Desmarais will support Goodwin's life sciences and technology practices, two of its primary revenue drivers.
Weil Lures DOJ Antitrust Lawyer, As Government Lateral Moves Pick Up Before Inauguration Day
Weil, Gibson Dunn, Morrison Cohen, Paul Weiss, Thompson Coburn and Fenwick have all announced federal prosecutor hires in their D.C., New York, and Texas offices, all in the last week.
As Bonus Pools Expand, Challenges Grow in Partner Compensation
While partner bonuses remain a strong and flexible tool to reward lawyers, the more firms lean on them, the more likely it is they can cause confusion or dismay, some observers say.
K&L Gates Sheds Space, but Will Stay in Flagship Pittsburgh Office After Lease Renewal
The decision to remain in its downtown Pittsburgh office building "firmly plants the K&L Gates flag in the Pittsburgh skyline for the foreseeable future."
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Texas Legal Malpractice & Lawyer Discipline 2024
Authors: Charles F. Herring, JR, Jason M. Panzer, Leah Turner
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The 'Motherhood Advantage' in Law: Time to Flip the Script
"A working mother’s early-to-mid career teaches efficiency, delegation, and executive functioning far more effectively than a management training course," write Jessica Lewis and Sonia Sujanani of WilmerHale. "It’s time to bid goodbye to the 'motherhood penalty' and embrace the 'motherhood advantage.'"
Thompson Coe, 2 Lawyers, Hit by $1M+ Legal Mal Suit
Thompson, Coe, Cousins & Irons chair Shawn Phelan said in a statement that the firm will "vigorously defend against these meritless claims."
SDNY US Attorney Damian Williams Lands at Paul Weiss
Williams began his legal career as an associate at the firm and was mentored by one of its most prominent litigators, Ted Wells.
Norton Rose Sues South Africa Government Over Ethnicity Score System
The new regulation may cause large South African law firms to lose work to consulting firms and other professional services providers, who are not subject to the legal sector code.
KPMG Wants to Provide Legal Services in the US. Now All Eyes Are on Their Big Four Peers
"If KPMG can't make it successful, then maybe nobody can in the U.S.," said University of Miami law professor Michele DeStefano. "It's a good test for this type of structure."Trending Stories
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