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Letter From London: A&O Shearman—How To Know If It's Working
Here are five things to look out for that will offer some insights into the merger's success before any clear financial metrics emerge, writes Law.com International Editor-in-Chief Paul Hodkinson in this bimonthly column.
Letter From London: A&O Shearman—How To Know If It's Working
Here are five things to look out for that will offer some insights into the merger's success before any clear financial metrics emerge, writes Law.com International Editor-in-Chief Paul Hodkinson in this bimonthly column.
A&O Shearman Goes Live, With New Firm Naming Board and Practice Leaders
The combined firm said the broad strokes on leadership, practice structure and compensation have been ironed out.
A&O, Shearman on Cusp of Forming $3.5B Firm—Here's How They Got Here
On the eve of A&O Shearman's launch, here is the journey of the two firms that are now forming one of the world's largest legal institutions.
A&O, Shearman on Cusp of Forming $3.5B Firm—Here's How They Got Here
On the eve of A&O Shearman's launch, Law.com International traces the journey of the two firms that are now forming one of the world's largest legal institutions.
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The Law Firm Disrupted: Making Strategy in Big Law, and Making It Work
Partners need to be part of the process. But they can gum it up if they're allowed to focus on minor, internal concerns. Instead, the real prize is identifying big picture opportunities.
Deal Watch: Skadden, Sidley, Slaughter and S&C Lead Big Paper Deal, While Private Funds Grow Massive
The growth of private debt and equity funds is fueling support for their corporate practices, evident in the Am Law 100 financial results.
A&O and Shearman Continue Lateral Hiring as Merger Date Approaches
Both law firms have continued to add, and lose, partners in the lead-up to the merger.
Antitrust Class Actions Surge Soaring Sugar Prices
The sugar producers insist the cases should go to the District of Delaware and, specifically, U.S. District Judge Maryellen Noreika, who oversaw the DOJ's four-day bench trial.
Soaring Sugar Prices Not So Sweet: Antitrust Class Actions Surge
Two years after the U.S. Department of Justice failed to block a $315 million merger between United States Sugar Corp. and Imperial Sugar Co., antitrust lawyers have lodged nearly two dozen class actions at the sugar industry.Trending Stories
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- 5Republican Who Might Become FTC's Next Chair Blasts Democratic Commissioners' 'All Mergers Are Bad' Mindset
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