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The Law Firm Disrupted: For Office Policies, Big Law Has Its Ear to the Market, Not to Trump
In a competitive arena for landing and retaining talent, it’s tough to put the flexibility genie fully back in the bottle.
Big Law Sidelined as Asian IPOs in New York Are Dominated by Small Cap Listings
The majority of the listings raised less than $10 million each, benefiting U.S. practices that have long focused on small-to-midsized deals.
The Gloves Are Off in the Battle for Top Partner Talent
Some law firms have also kicked up the battle for rising talent, armed with newly launched or expanded nonequity tiers. All is fair in the battle for top talent and adding market share.
Why U.S. Big Law Was Mostly Sidelined in Asian IPOs in New York Last Year
Skadden, Latham, Kirkland and Davis Polk—traditionally the strongest legal advisers for major U.S. listings by Chinese companies—acted on fewer than five of these IPOs last year, according to a Law.com International analysis of Nasdaq data.
Kirkland Is Entering a New Market. Will Its Rates Get a Warm Welcome?
Recruiters and observers in the market compared Kirkland’s move into Philadelphia with Goodwin Procter’s 2023 entry.Kirkland Lands in Phila., but Rate Pressure May Limit the High-Flying Firm's Growth Prospects
Goodwin Procter, which arrived in the city early in 2023 with a focus on life sciences deals and private equity, could be an appropriate comparison. The firm added just five new lawyers locally in 2024.
Skadden Picks Up Corporate, M&A Co-Head From Vinson & Elkins
Stephen Gill, who was co-head of Vinson & Elkins' corporate practice group and strategic M&A practice, is moving to Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom in Houston.
People in the News—Jan. 22, 2025—Knox McLaughlin, Saxton & Stump
Knox McLaughlin Gornall & Sennett announced that William B. Helbling has been named a shareholder of the firm.
Chancery: Common Stock Worthless in 'Jacobson v. Akademos' and Transaction Was Entirely Fair
Jacobs v. Akademos is a post-trial opinion that addresses a squeeze-out merger where Akademos’ (the company) common stockholders were provided zero consideration. Vice Chancellor Travis Laster found that the common stock was worthless for appraisal purposes and that the transaction was entirely fair.Trending Stories
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