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Bankruptcy Lawyers Fuel Up With Energy Sector Restructurings
Low oil prices are sending more energy companies into Chapter 11. A look at the law firms that are getting the work and what they're charging.Bankruptcy Lawyers Fuel Up With Energy Sector Restructurings
Low oil prices are sending more energy companies into Chapter 11. A look at the law firms that are getting the work and what they're charging.Dentons Makes a Grand Budapest Bolt-On
Having recently announced mergers in the U.S. and China, the ever-expanding global legal giant is now adding a 30-strong team from White & Case in the Hungarian capital. The move is essentially another merger, as Dentons will absorb the entire local affiliate of White & Case, a firm that opened in Budapest in 1990.Dentons Makes a Grand Budapest Bolt-On
Having recently announced mergers in the U.S. and China, the ever-expanding global legal giant is now adding a 30-strong team from White & Case in the Hungarian capital. The move is essentially another merger, as Dentons will absorb the entire local affiliate of White & Case, a firm that opened in Budapest in 1990.Insurance Litigators Laura Besvinick and Julie Nevins Join Stroock in Miami
Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP has added Laura Besvinick, an insurance litigator, as a partner in Miami. Julie Nevins, who focuses on complex…Wine Lovers Relocate, Plus More Lateral Moves
Duane Morris and McKool Smith saw a pair of oenophiles pull up stakes for new endeavors; Kirkland & Ellis adds one litigator and loses two more; Paul Hastings bolsters its banking group in London; and other notable moves from throughout The Am Law 200.Wine Lovers Relocate, Plus More Lateral Moves
Duane Morris and McKool Smith saw a pair of oenophiles pull up stakes for new endeavors; Kirkland & Ellis adds one litigator and loses two more; Paul Hastings bolsters its banking group in London; and other notable moves from throughout The Am Law 200.Court Annuls Woman's $11,175 Fine for Posting Fliers
New York City violated the constitutional rights of a babysitter by fining her more than $11,000 for posting handbills advertising her business on city-owned property, a state trial court ruled.Trending Stories
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