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Panel: 'Kiobel' Blocks Suit by Victims of Child Migration
The Second Circuit affirmed dismissal of a case brought against Catholic Church entities by plaintiffs, originally from Europe, who alleged they had been tricked as children into going to Australia in the 1940s in an effort to populate it with "pure white stock."
Bermuda Insurer Could Crimp Dewey Defense Costs
The ex-leaders of Dewey & LeBoeuf facing criminal trial have momentarily turned their attention away from prosecutors in New York and are attacking an insurance carrier who threatened to pull the plug on their legal fees.
Drug Developer's Procedures Vindicated in Arbitration
An Akerman team representing a drug developer was allowed after arbitration to move ahead with clinical trials on a surgical clotting drug.
Beef Packaging Company, Workers Reach Settlement Over Wages
After more than two years in court, workers at a National Beef Packing Company processing plant seem ready to settle their suit over unpaid wages for up to $350,000.
Greenberg Traurig Adds Qatar's World Cup Lawyer, Plus More Lateral Moves
Romi Nayef, an ex-Dentons partner and a lead lawyer for Qatar in its controversial World Cup bid, joins Greenberg Traurig as of counsel in his hometown of Houston; Carlton Fields Jorden Burt hires more Bingham McCutchen refugees; a Hogan Lovells partner returns to Yale; Mintz Levin hires again from Edwards Wildman Palmer; Wiley Rein prepares to absorb a 50-person lobbying group and more notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.
Atlanta Firms Among Top Scorers in LGBT Friendliness Survey
Law firms again led the top scorers in this year's Corporate Equality Index rating by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation. Of Atlanta's six largest firms, four scored 100 percent and two scored 90 percent in the rating, which measures how supportive the nation's top law firms and corporations are of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees.
Judge Grants Former Dewey Client Manager Separate Trial
Zachary Warren, a junior manager at Dewey & LeBoeuf who was charged alongside the firm's top leaders for their alleged roles in cooking the firm's books, will get his own criminal trial, a Manhattan Supreme Court judge ruled, also upholding the vast majority of criminal counts facing the four defendants.
Office Market Shifting Back in Favor of Landlord
The Atlanta office space market is tightening after a strong tenant's market since 2009. Rents are inching up and vacancy rates are shrinking in the central business district, where the city's largest firms are located.Trending Stories
- 1Big Law Firms Sheppard Mullin, Morgan Lewis and Baker Botts Add Partners in Houston
- 2Lack of Jurisdiction Dooms Child Sex Abuse Claim Against Archdiocese of Philadelphia, says NJ Supreme Court
- 3DC Lawsuits Seek to Prevent Mass Firings and Public Naming of FBI Agents
- 4Growth of California Firms Exceeded Expectations, Survey of Managing Partners Says
- 5Blank Rome Adds Life Sciences Trio From Reed Smith
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