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When Contract Attorneys Demand Overtime, Courts Are Split
In two different suits, contract attorneys assert that their document review assignments were too routine to comprise the practice of law. So far, one judge disagrees.
Edwards Wildman Trio Departs, Plus More Lateral Moves
Three more Edwards Wildman Palmer partners head elsewhere amid the firm's looming merger vote with Locke Lord; Kirkland's latest lateral raid targets Skadden; a Bingham McCutchen restructuring partner heads in-house; Tom Daschle joins forces with Baker Donelson; and more notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.
Holland & Knight Attorneys Named Most Effective Lawyer Finalists in Lobbying, See Who Else Is
The South Florida lawyers will be honored at an event Dec. 5 at the JW Marriott Miami at 1109 Brickell Ave. in Miami.
Who in Big Law Cut Checks for the Midterms?
The NLJ looks at how the legal industry supports certain interests and people, and where lobbying horsepower could focus in the coming years. In this report, we've highlighted midterm election contributions to three powerful members of Congress.
Bryan Cave Names New Leader for Atlanta Office
Bryan Cave has made G. Patrick Watson the new leader of its Atlanta office, effective Nov. 1.A Sidley Partner's Quick Turnaround, Plus More Lateral Moves
Six weeks after joining Fried Frank, former Sidley Austin securities and derivatives enforcement head David Katz returns to the firm; Kirkland & Ellis makes two more high-profile additions; Schulte Roth snags Patterson Belknap's trusts and estates chair; and other notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.
INADMISSIBLE: Roberts Once Considered Repping Clinton
Documents released by the Clinton Presidential Library led to a startling revelation: Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., then in private practice, actually considered representing President Bill Clinton before the U.S. Supreme Court in 1997 in the legal battle over Paula Jones' allegations of sexual harassment. Plus more in this week's column.
Entry-Level Pay for Big Law in Atlanta Flat Since Recession
Five years after big firms slashed associate pay in response to the recession, the market rate for their first-year associates in Atlanta is still $135,000.
James Cole, DOJ's No. 2, to Resign
Deputy Attorney General James Cole, second-in-command at the U.S. Department of Justice since 2010, is stepping down.
VOIR DIRE: Psychic Enemies Network
A psychic battles a skeptic and a pro-pot potential congressman battles New Jersey in this week's column.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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