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Houston Lawyer Sued for Denying Refund In Botched PPE Deal
A Houston solo practitioner is embroiled in a dispute with a medical supply company over a $1 million refund in a botched personal protective equipment deal.
For the First Time in Years, the Second Hundred Matched the Top Tier's Growth
The Am Law Second Hundred in 2019 kept pace with the Am Law 100 in nearly every key metric, buoyed by significant growth among those in the bottom half of the list. Will they be able to do it again in a year defined by uncertainty?
The 2020 Am Law 200: Ranked by Gross Revenue
After years lagging behind the Am Law 100, the Second Hundred matched the top tier's revenue growth in 2019.
More of Atlanta's Big Law Firms Ace LGBTQ-Equality Rating
While many big firms had a perfect score, others lost points for lacking nondiscrimination standards for outside vendors or lacking an LGBTQ employee group or diversity council.
From 'Pie-in-the-Sky' to Solid Strategy, Law Firms Still Have Urge to Merge
2019 was a record-breaking year for law firm merger announcements and a "solid year of growth" for completed mergers, according to two consulting firms tracking the industry.
Malpractice Suit Against Womble Carlyle, Partner Revived in 5th Circuit
The law firm, which has changed names to Womble Bond Dickinson, had 468 attorneys, 17 offices and $289.3 million in revenue in 2018, which landed it at No. 111 on the Am Law 200, according to Law.com.
Mitsubishi Motors North America Hires General Counsel Amid Headquarters Move
A former in-house lawyer for Nissan North America and USA Truck, Katherine Knight will be based in the company's new headquarters in Franklin, Tennessee.
Baker Donelson Lands Alston Health Care Partner—and Other 'On the Move' News
Michelle Williams, who advises hospitals and health systems on the regulatory aspects of mergers, said Baker Donelson's extensive health care practice was a draw.
Florida Lawsuit Raises Questions About the Lawfulness of Arresting Children
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit acknowledged that although the arrest had "a devastating effect" on the child, it was not unlawful.
Child's Arrest Was 'Devastating' But Not Unlawful, 11th Circuit Rules
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