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Full-Time Mom Returns to Law at Fisher & Phillips—and Other 'On the Move' News
Rekindling a practice after eight years isn't easy, but Cass Hollis and her new firm are confident they can make it work.Dentons Bows Out of Race for KWM EUME Business
Dentons is no longer talking to King & Wood Mallesons' European management about a potential deal to take over its distressed European and Middle East business.Shearman and DLA Piper Advise on Viacom's Purchase of Argentine Broadcaster Telefe
Shearman & Sterling and DLA Piper represent parties in $345 million Viacom-Telefonica sale of leading Argentine broadcaster and content producer Telefe. It's likely the first major media investment under Argentina's new government.Winston & Strawn enters fray as KWM Europe reviews offers from multiple firms
Winston & Strawn is the latest firm to express interest in parts of King & Wood Mallesons' (KWM) European business.Winston & Strawn Enters Fray of Those Pursuing KWM Europe
The struggling European arm of King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) is weighing "a number" of offers for parts of the business. The move comes amid talk of a pre-packaged administration for the branch of the firm, formerly known as SJ Berwin.Is AI Placing Legal at the Forefront of Industries?
From e-discovery to compliance, nascent machine learning technology may be restructuring the expectations of the modern lawyer.First Department Rolls Own Criteria for a Judiciary Law §487 Claim
Anita Bernstein, a professor at Brooklyn Law School, analyzes the Appellate Division, First Department's "adjectival criteria" in legal malpractice cases. She writes: while all the adjectives in the statute are either neutral or plaintiff-favoring, the First Department has written adjectival criteria that make it hard for plaintiffs to win. There's more: First Department cases say that plaintiffs must show a "pattern" of attorney misconduct, and assert that redress for this wrong must be "not lightly given." These hurdles, she writes, do not appear anywhere in the statute. "Chronic, extreme," "egregious." Redress for injured people "not lightly given." The "pattern" criterion. Where did the First Department's discouraging-to-plaintiffs words come from?King & Wood Mallesons Europe Heading Towards Pre-Pack Administration
The situation at King & Wood Mallesons is coming to a head. Sources at the firm say that its beleaguered European arm is heading for a pre-packaged administration, the U.K. equivalent of bankruptcy, with negotiations already at an advanced stage. An announcement should occur in the second half of next week.Jackson Lewis Absorbs Seven-Lawyer Cincinnati Firm
The national labor and employment giant has expanded again by bolting on Cincinnati's Denlinger, Rosenthal & Greenberg. Jackson Lewis' addition of the smaller firm marks the latest merger move in what has been a particularly busy close to the year.Special Report: The Road Ahead for Big Law
Eight significant developments in the past year, and what the future might hold.Trending Stories
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