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Three Am Law 100 Firms Lift Off With Big Houston Rockets Sale
Baker Botts, DLA Piper and White & Case are advising on the record-setting $2.2 billion sale of the National Basketball Association's Houston Rockets from former lawyer Leslie Alexander to casino and hospitality billionaire Tilman Fertitta.With Dealmaker In CEO Seat at Uber, Should M&A Lawyers Brace Themselves?
New Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi could be gearing the company and its legal department up for some big transactions.Bouchard Tosses Suit Claiming Merger Cost Investors $3B Value
The Delaware Court of Chancery on Thursday dismissed a shareholder class action that accused the directors of a paper and packaging company of improperly approving a merger-of-equals that allegedly left $3 billion on the negotiating table.White-Collar Enforcement Under Trump: From Corporate Criminal Liability to Regulatory Pile-On
At the ABA's annual meeting this week, attorneys spoke from various vantages about what to expect in white-collar enforcement from President Trump.Litigation Finance: The New Big Law Exit?
The burgeoning litigation finance industry is drawing Big Law defectors in droves.Big Firms Bag Roles on Designer Jeans, Wedding Dress Bankruptcies
Struggling retail chains shopping for law lawyers in what might well become the year of the retail bankruptcy saw several of their ailing brethren dip into the Big Law ranks this month for a trio Chapter 11 cases. And Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, a firm not down for advising debtors, appears to have a role in one case.Deal Watch: Skadden Snags Top Spot for First Half M&A
Despite early uncertainty about market volatility, global M&A activity is up 2 percent compared to last year, totaling $1.6 trillion for the first half of 2017, according to league tables released by Bloomberg LP and Thomson Reuters Corp. Skadden topped league tables when measured by number of deals by value during the first half.Cravath Inks Deal With AI Company Part-Owned by Top UK Firm
The Wall Street firm has joined the growing ranks of elite law firms turning to artificial intelligence in an attempt to cut costs and improve efficiency by signing a deal with British software company Luminance, which is part-owned by Magic Circle firm Slaughter and May.Trending Stories
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