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Mid-Market Recap: Stick to Your Roots or Branch Out?
Choate Hall & Stewart has doubled down on staying lean as competition in Boston stiffens.
Can Choate Keep Living Large by Thinking Small?
For nearly 120 years, Choate Hall & Stewart has stuck with its one-office approach in Boston, and put up some of the best financial numbers in the country. As competition floods into town, the firm is ready to be put to the test.
Appeals Court Chief Scorches Judge for Barring Home School
“The liberty interest of parents to direct the upbringing, education, and care of their children is the most ancient of the fundamental rights we hold as a people,” Chief Judge Stephen Dillard said, adding it's “deeply embedded in our law.”
The First Global 200 Survey Shows a Massive Revenue Gap
Our annual Global 100 list expands to the world's 200 largest firms—and the tiers become clear.
Kirkland & Ellis to Open Office in Paris
The firm's only other outpost in continental Europe is in Munich.
Kirkland Nabs New Partners From Davis Polk, Simpson Thacher
The world's largest law firm by gross revenue has continued its lateral hiring spree on both coasts.
Labaton's Whistleblower Group Lands Former Top SEC Lawyer
Richard Levine, an associate general counsel for legal policy at the Securities and Exchange Commission, has joined Labaton Sucharow as a partner.
Covington and Debevoise Report on CBS May Stay Secret as Lawyers Try to Convince Employees to Talk
The CBS Board of Directors hired a top-notch team of women lawyers to investigate misconduct by ex-chairman and CEO Les Moonves—but that doesn't mean we'll see any of their work.
Covington and Debevoise Report on CBS Will Stay Secret, At Least for Now
The results of an investigation by Mary Jo White—a former SEC chair and U.S. attorney—and Nancy Kestenbaum—co-chair of her firm's white-collar defense and investigations practice group—could provide the definitive account.
Plaintiffs Firms in State Street Probe in Talks to Settle With Special Master
U.S. District Senior Judge Mark Wolf appointed a special master to look into potential overbilling, after a $75 million fee request by the three lead plaintiffs firms.Trending Stories
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