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Movers: A Weekly Roundup of Laterals and Promotions
Lateral moves and new arrivals in this week's column.NY Boutique Bags Big Law Partner, Plus More Lateral Moves
Comings-and-goings at McCarter & English; Pillsbury Winthrop heads to Hong Kong; Proskauer Rose picks up a new life sciences vice chair; and other notable additions from throughout The Am Law 200.Morning Wrap: Scalia's Secretive Hunting Party | Who's Doing Chinese Dealwork in the U.S.
This is a round-up of news from ALM and other outlets: Reports list Justice Antonin Scalia's hunting party and look closely at the roadblocks for minority women in Big Law, the rise of Chinese corporate acquisitions and the ongoing downturn in litigation work.Bingham Refugees Find New Homes, Plus More Lateral Moves
A year after Morgan Lewis absorbed Bingham McCutchen, several lawyers from the latter find new homes; Fried Frank welcomes back an ex-partner; Jenner & Block brings on an M&A leader; and other additions from throughout The Am Law 200.Thompson & Knight Expands in Mexico, Plus More Lateral Moves
Thompson & Knight welcomes back a father and son attorney team in Mexico; King & Spalding grabs a Skadden counsel in D.C.; Latham & Watkins takes on a Goldman Sachs executive; and other key hires from throughout The Am Law 200.Thompson & Knight Expands in Mexico, Plus More Lateral Moves
Thompson & Knight welcomes back a father and son attorney team in Mexico; King & Spalding grabs a Skadden counsel in D.C.; Latham & Watkins takes on a Goldman Sachs executive; and other key hires from throughout The Am Law 200.Consumer Agency Takes For-Profit College Accreditor to Court
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently took the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools to court over the company's refusal to comply with a so-called civil investigative demand. In taking the rare step of going to court, the consumer-protection agency has begun a legal battle that could test its investigative authority at a time when corporate lawyers and critics on Capitol Hill are trying to roll back the bureau's jurisdiction. The accreditor contends the CFPB doesn't have jurisdiction over its industry.Consumer Agency Takes For-Profit College Accreditor to Court
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently took the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools to court over the company's refusal to comply with a so-called civil investigative demand. In taking the rare step of going to court, the consumer-protection agency has begun a legal battle that could test its investigative authority at a time when corporate lawyers and critics on Capitol Hill are trying to roll back the bureau's jurisdiction. The accreditor contends the CFPB doesn't have jurisdiction over its industry.Fireman's Fund Ins. Co. v. Rairigh
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.v.Rairigh59 Md.App. 305Court of Special Appeals of Maryland.FIREMAN’S FUND…Ballard Spahr Moves Firm's Bethesda Lawyers to D.C.
One of the only Big Law firms with a Montgomery County, Maryland, office has waved goodbye to everyday suburban bliss. Ballard Spahr moved its eight attorneys in the Bethesda, Maryland, office to D.C. in May.Trending Stories
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