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How Law Firms Are Adapting to Meet Millennials' Needs and Why That's Good for Clients
Law firms' biggest asset is their talent, and forward-thinking firms are bending traditional rules to make their organization attractive to the millennial talent pool. It has the positive side-effect of meeting client needs, too.
Bryan Cave Announces Data Center Service to Solve Physical Storage Woes
The firm's new service aims to help organizations with legal issues involving data centers, as it aims to 'develop the sky for the cloud.'
Pascual Leaves Paul Hastings to Go Solo
After 30 years at big firms, securities and M&A lawyer Rey Pascual has gone solo, becoming outside general counsel for several longtime clients.
Four More Companies Flagged by FTC Over 'Made in USA' Claims
President Donald Trump wants more products labeled "Made in USA." But companies beware: The Federal Trade Commission in recent weeks revved up enforcement of allegedly deceptive "Made in USA" marketing, resolving accusations that four companies' advertising violated the agency's requirement that products be "all or virtually all" manufactured in the United States to live up to domestic origin claims. So far this year, 15 companies have resolved the FTC's allegations through the agency's so-called "closing letters."
As New Season Approaches, NFL, Media Dealmakers Building Up a Head of Stream
Steven Smith, managing partner of Bryan Cave's Colorado Springs office, talks about the streaming boom currently collapsing the NFL-media pocket.
NFL's Cold Shoulder to Kaepernick May Leave League Out in the Cold, Legally
Against a backdrop of political polarization the case of Colin Kaepernick, the ex-San Francisco 49ers quarterback who is unsigned by any NFL team, and who sat out the pregame national anthem in protest, may be a test, or a black eye, for the NFL.
Where Blockchain Finds a Home in Law
The technology behind bitcoin can be utilized for a variety of legal tasks.
Partner Trades Virtual Firm for Thompson Hine—and Other 'On the Move' News
After trying out a cloud-based firm, patent lawyer E.J. Joswick has returned to the brick-and-mortar world, joining Thompson Hine as a partner from FisherBroyles.
Bank Moves to Ground Commercial Developer's Private Jet
Fed up with what it viewed as empty promises to make good on an outstanding loan, JP Morgan Chase has asked a federal judge to ground a $12 million private jet until the commercial real estate developer who owns it settles up.
Summer Sizzle: July's Top Lateral Litigator Moves
No sleepy summer doldrums. Across the country, big-name lawyers in practices including mass torts, IP, labor and employment and environmental litigation all found new homes. Here are the Lit Daily's picks for 10 of the most notable lateral litigator moves in July.Trending Stories
- 1Inherent Diminished Value Damages Unavailable to 3rd-Party Claimants, Court Says
- 2Pa. Defense Firm Sued by Client Over Ex-Eagles Player's $43.5M Med Mal Win
- 3Losses Mount at Morris Manning, but Departing Ex-Chair Stays Bullish About His Old Firm's Future
- 4Zoom Faces Intellectual Property Suit Over AI-Based Augmented Video Conferencing
- 5Judge Grants TRO Blocking Federal Funding Freeze
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