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February 01, 2012 | Corporate Counsel

The D. C. Metro Area's Largest law Offices

From the 150 biggest players in the Washington legal market, ranked by head count.
47 minute read
March 27, 2009 | The American Lawyer

Corporate Scorecard 2009 Law Firm Index

54 minute read
September 14, 2009 | Law.com

Powell Goldstein Dragged Back Into Malpractice Battle

When a federal judge in Alabama overturned a ruling by a bankruptcy judge last month, lawyers at the firm that used to be Powell Goldstein got dragged back into a complicated and hard-fought malpractice battle launched against them by the bankruptcy trustee for former client Verilink Inc. The trustee claims that the firm attempted to conceal documents that showed its lawyers took part in a series of civil transgressions perpetrated by Verilink's officers and directors that ultimately led to Verilink's bankruptcy.
12 minute read
October 01, 2002 | Law.com

Lessons From 10 Firms

They're working a bit less and enjoying it a bit more. They're more anxious, deeper in debt, and, in their own words, thankful to be so well employed. Taken as a whole, responses to The American Lawyer's annual survey of midlevel associates show overwhelming agreement about what they like and don't like about their jobs. In a sea of superlatives, some firms singled themselves out. Here's how they did it.
17 minute read
March 22, 2002 | Law.com

Mercury-Autism Fight Looms in Georgia

Georgia appears to be an early testing ground for litigation over the alleged connection between autism and the use of mercury in preservatives for children's vaccines. One suit already has bounced from Fayette County Superior Court to U.S. District Court and back to Fayette, where on Friday a dozen lawyers and a judge tried to negotiate a scheduling order opposed by an unlikely defendant: Georgia Power Co.
5 minute read
December 07, 2005 | Law.com

Morrison & Foerster Chairman Plans Move to Manhattan

In a sign of the legal profession's growing convergence on New York, the chairman of San Francisco's largest law firm will relocate to Manhattan next month. Morrison & Foerster's Keith Wetmore says his move is intended to show the 1,025-lawyer firm's commitment to expanding its presence in the nation's financial capital. Though Morrison & Foerster is not the first California firm to have an East Coast-based leader, it's more unusual for firms to specifically relocate their top leaders.
4 minute read
February 24, 2006 | National Law Journal

Smith Gambrell Opens German Office

Smith, Gambrell & Russell has opened a two-lawyer office in Frankfurt, Germany. Stephen M. Forte, the firm's managing partner, explained, "We've had a historic connection with Germany going back to the early '80s when we first started to focus on representation of German clients doing business in the U.S." He said Smith Gambrell's business base and European network has grown to a point where it made business sense for the firm to have a presence in a "major commercial center in Europe."
4 minute read
January 18, 2005 | Daily Report Online

Fen-Phen Trial is First of 49 in Fulton

Steven H. [email protected] his opening statement last week, J. Michael Papantonio told the jury that people who developed fatal heart conditions after taking the popular diet-drug combination known as fen-phen "died like a fish out of water."The comment came Wednesday in the first fen-phen trial in Fulton County State Court before Judge Penny Brown Reynolds.
7 minute read
November 20, 2007 | Law.com

CNN: Anchor Let Go for Poor Performance, Not Race or Age

CNN is relying on written performance assessments and trial testimony to counter claims by a former anchor that the network declined to renew her contract because it wanted younger and ethnic on-air talent. One former supervisor testified that it was Marina Kolbe's lack of star quality, not her skin color or age, which led to the decision to let her go. A judicial order bars both sides from showing the jury on-air clips of Kolbe; both sides believed use of culled video clips would be unfair.
6 minute read
March 25, 2002 | National Law Journal

Virginia High Court Thrust Into Political Swirl

All eyes are now on the Virginia Supreme Court in the high-stakes court fight over political redistricting.
6 minute read

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