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Foley Talent Grab Sparks E-Mail Spat With Florida Law Firm
GrayRobinson president Byrd "Biff" Marshall doesn't take kindly to other firms trying to poach his partners. So when Foley & Lardner pitched 20 of Marshall's partners from around the state -- some to lead Foley offices -- he fired back with a generous dose of sarcastic humor. But Marshall insists he never expected to spark an e-mail war between the two firms.Foley & Lardner Sued for Allegedly Revealing Trade Secrets
A patent holding company has sued the firm for allegedly revealing confidential information and undermining settlement negotiations in a separate lawsuit, reports sibling publication The Blog of Legal Times.Foley and Hopkins Consider Joining Forces
Looking for a greater presence in Chicago, Milwaukee-based Foley & Lardner is negotiating a possible merger with Chicago's Hopkins & Sutter. Such a merger would more than double the size of Foley's Chicago office and add several specialty areas, including Hopkins' respected airport and regulatory practices.Foley Talent Grab Sparks E-Mail Spat With Fla. Law Firm
GrayRobinson president Byrd "Biff" Marshall doesn't take kindly to other law firms trying to poach his partners. So when Foley & Lardner pitched 20 of Marshall's partners from around the state -- some to lead Foley offices -- he fired back with an e-mail bearing a generous dose of sarcastic humor. But Marshall insists he was surprised by the electronic response he inspired.Foley & Lardner hires laterals for Latin American practice
International law firm Foley & Lardner has launched a Latin American practice in Miami after hiring two lawyers from Greenberg Traurig and one from White & Case.BigLaw Partner Betrayed Clients With Article, Group Says
The Financial Services Roundtable, a group that represents 100 of the biggest U.S. financial institutions, raised concerns this week about Foley & Lardner after a firm lawyer authored an article that the group says is a betrayal to the firm?s clients.Three Firms Advising in $2.15 Bil. Dodgers Bankruptcy Sale
Dewey & LeBoeuf, Foley & Lardner and Sullivan & Cromwell are advising various parties on an investor group's $2.15 billion acquisition of Major League Baseball's Los Angeles Dodgers, the highest price ever paid for a professional sports team, and a deal that has thrilled fans and players and shocked some economists.Judge: Appointment of Fee Examiner Warranted for Collins & Aikman Bankruptcy
A federal judge in Michigan has dealt a blow to professionals working on the Collins & Aikman bankruptcy by indicating that a fee examiner may be appointed to investigate millions of dollars in fees racked up by the liquidating auto parts maker. So far, lawyers have requested about $88 million, a figure that Judge Steven Rhodes said will "undoubtedly be much higher" by the time the case concludes. Rhodes' proposed order names Judy A. O'Neill of Foley & Lardner as the court's choice for fee examiner.Fund lets lawyers invest in their clients' companies
Foley & Lardner launches a $4 million venture capital fund to invest in its client companies and client funds.Executive compensation changes increased compliance costs in 2006
Higher audit fees, board compensation and legal fees have boosted Sarbanes-Oxley spending last year, according to Foley & Lardner's fifth annual survey of Sarbanes-Oxley costs.Trending Stories
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