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Latham, Ropes, S&C, Cravath and Simpson Advise on Massive Paramount/Skydance Deal
The big entertainment merger, a two-step process that will see the creation of "New Paramount," drew in some of the biggest names in corporate legal work.Akerman Establishes Office in Delaware, the 'Corporate Capital of the World'
Akerman expands its national footprint to the waterfront city of Wilmington.Boeing Agrees to Felony Plea, as Chief Legal Officer Brett Gerry Strives to Contain 737 Max Crisis
Families of 737 Max crash victims already are vehemently opposing the deal, saying it goes way too easy on Boeing, and will urge federal Judge Reed O'Connor to reject it.Office Subleasing Deals in Big Law Gain Traction, With Brownstein and Cozen Moving to New DC Offices
Brownstein Hyatt and Cozen O'Connor have inked to sublet spaces from Venable and Buckley, respectively, according to Cushman & Wakefield.FTC Warns Eight Companies of Potentially Hindering Consumers' 'Right to Repair'
The FDA expressed concern with company statements that the agency described as telling consumers they must use specified parts or certain service providers to maintain their warranties.View more book results for the query "*"
Zantac Plaintiffs Move for Judge to Recuse Over Alleged Conflict
"While I offer no opinion as to whether Judge [Josua] Roberts harbors any actual bias in favor of pharmaceutical companies, specifically including GSK, there are many reasons why Judge Roberts' ability to rule impartially in this case may reasonably be questioned," plaintiffs' counsel wrote.Black Lives Matter DC Plaintiffs Suffer Legal Setback in Trump-Era 'Unlawful Attack' Complaint
"The district court's decision rejecting our effort to hold federal officials accountable under D.C. law for the unprovoked, violent dispersal of racial justice protestors at Lafayette Square on June 1, 2020, is deeply disappointing," said Arthur Spitzer, senior counsel of the ACLU-DC.'Close Case': DC Circuit Revives Pro Se Litigant's Job Retaliation Suit Against ATF
"[I]t is reasonable to infer that a supervisor is more likely to retaliate against an employee that they know has previously complained about their own behavior than against an employee who has complained only about others," the appellate court held.US Treasury General Counsel With 5-Star Resume Departs
Neil MacBride announced on LinkedIn that last week marked the end of his tenure with the Treasury department, and that he "was so honored to spend the last several years working with the incredible 2,000 lawyers in the Treasury Legal Division."Looking at the 'Fine Line' in Talent Issues, Chief Talent Officer at Beveridge & Diamond Eyes Growth
"We know there are many people who, especially coming out of law school now, who don't want to be a partner in a law firm. They don't want to practice long term," Amy Tenney Curren noted.Trending Stories
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