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Jones Day Hires Bridge Political Divide, Wilkinson Walsh Adds a Partner, Manafort's Wrong Turn
Washington Wrap is a weekly roundup of Big Law hires and other Washington, D.C., legal industry news.Amid Leadership Change, NJ Still 'Strategic' Market for Duane Morris
Duane Morris, gearing up for its first leadership change in a decade, might be best remembered for venturing into international markets during outgoing chairman and CEO John Soroko's tenure, but the firm also broke into South Jersey.Texas Firm Sets Up Shop in San Antonio After Merger
Mehaffy Weber, a Texas firm with offices in Austin, Beaumont and Houston, is headed to San Antonio after absorbing all five lawyers from local litigation boutique O'Connell & Avery.Gordon Rees' Expansion Effort Hits New England
San Francisco-based Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani's march across the U.S. continued as the Am Law 200 firm announced plans to absorb five-lawyer Bogue Moylan + Marino in Providence, Rhode Island. The new office will be Gordon Rees' 46th nationwide and its eighth new opening of 2017.LeClairRyan Lands 17-Strong Aviation Group From Dentons
Dentons' former U.S. aviation group has landed at LeClairRyan, and the team is larger than what first appeared on the horizon.Motorist Struck By Police Car Settles for $2.6 Million in Morris County
A woman who suffered severe back pain after her vehicle collided with a police car received a $2.6 million settlement in her Morris County suit.Nixon Peabody Brings Back the Sun in DC; Comey Heads to Howard University; US Chamber Attacks CFPB
Washington Wrap is a weekly roundup of Big Law hires and other Washington, D.C., legal industry news.Dentons' US Aviation Group Packs Its Bags for LeClairRyan
The global legal giant is set to lose its U.S. aviation practice to LeClairRyan, according to two people who follow the practice area. The group, which includes partner Mark Dombroff in Tysons, Virginia, is known for its representation of aviation industry clients after plane crashes.Dilworth Responds After Ex-Employee ID'd as Charlottesville Marcher
In the days following the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, law firms nationwide released statements, expressing a sense of duty to speak out against hate and to reinforce their commitment to a tolerant and diverse workplace. But Dilworth Paxson had a more specific motivation for addressing the issue.Trending Stories
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