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'We Can't Blame the Pipeline': IP Boutique Leader Commits to Increasing Diversity
While law firms are often faulted for lack of diversity, IP firms, in particular, tend to be white and male. "We're not where we want to be," said Meunier Carlin managing partner Meredith Struby.
Litigators on the Move: A Rundown of Topflight Lateral Hires Since the Turn of the Year
The change in the calendar year is traditionally a popular time for a change of professional address. Despite the pandemic, that tradition seems to be holding so far in 2021.
On the Move: Tracking the Ins and Outs of California Lawyers
New hires from across the California legal market.
Longtime MoFo IP Litigator Jumps to Kilpatrick Townsend
The firm's deep roots in San Francisco and in intellectual property helped it check all the boxes, Wesley Overson says.
2020 in Review: Despite Pandemic, McDermott Launched in Atlanta and Troutman Pepper Merged
Lateral partner hires picked back up in the fall after a lull from the pandemic's onset in March, and white-collar defense practitioners were in demand throughout the year.
Adjusting the COVID-19 Response: How Law Firms Are Altering Austerity Measures
Some firms are restoring pay after reducing salaries earlier in the year, while others make additional cuts.
Big Law Attorneys Outside Georgia Are Pouring Money Into Senate Candidate Races
Out-of-state lawyers in firms such as Wachtell, Skadden, Wilmer, Latham, Paul Weiss and Cooley—which have no Atlanta offices—have contributed heavily to the Georgia U.S. Senate races.
Big Law Attorneys Outside Georgia Are Pouring Money Into Senate Candidate Races
Out-of-state lawyers in firms such as Wachtell, Skadden, Wilmer, Latham, Paul Weiss and Cooley—which have no Atlanta offices—have contributed heavily to the Georgia U.S. Senate races.
'Unfortunate Irony': Business Court Judge Hopes Lawmakers Read This
"The necessary consequence of today's decision is that Plaintiff—the largest operating subsidiary of Cox Enterprises, Inc., Georgia's largest privately-held company by most metrics—is unable to avail itself of the Georgia State-wide Business Court in a dispute that falls squarely within its jurisdiction and is well-suited to be adjudicated in this Court," Judge Walt Davis said.
2nd Circuit Cites Bad Faith in Reviving Infringement Claims Over Energizer Air Freshener Sale
A three-judge panel pointed to evidence of bad faith in ruling that Energizer's sale of its dual-scented "Midnight Black Ice Storm" fresheners had created a question of whether consumers would confuse the product with Car-Freshner Corp.'s Black Ice air freshener, which is sold under the popular Little Trees brand.Trending Stories
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