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Deal Watch: Lobbyists Heed Call for AT&T, DFS
A look at the big firms behind the latest billion-dollars deals announced within the past week, including AT&T's proposed $108.7 billion buy of Time Warner Inc. The mega-deal, which will likely receive a robust regulatory review, should be a boon to lobbyists for both companies.
Deal Watch: Cravath Leads on Time Warner, Tobacco Mega-Mergers
Christmas has come early to Cravath, Swaine & Moore. The firm is advising British American Tobacco on a $47 billion cash-and-stock bid for the remaining stake in cigarette giant Reynolds American it doesn't already own. Meanwhile, another longtime Cravath client, Time Warner Inc., has agreed on a $108.7 billion sale to AT&T.
Wing Chau, Charged With Securities Fraud, Calls Foul on Forum
The lawyer for Wing Chau fought recent case law and took some tough questions Friday as he argued the Securities and Exchange Commission improperly chose to pursue Chau in an administrative proceeding instead of suing in federal court.
Appeals Court to Hear Equal Protection Argument in SEC Civil Case
The latest challenge to the Securities and Exchange Commission's use of in-house administrative proceedings for civil enforcement actions hits the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Friday.
Former O'Melveny Hong Kong Head Joins Sidley
Leaving as part of a three-strong disputes team, Friven Yeoh is the second office managing partner to depart O'Melveny in Asia this year.
Ashurst Partners Do About-Face, Plus More Lateral Moves
Paul Hastings and Gibson Dunn see two purported recruits remain at a London-based legal giant; a bevy of moves at Chadbourne & Parke, Jones Day and Quinn Emanuel; Munger Tolles makes two high-profile hires; and other notable additions from throughout The Am Law 200.
Where Are the Women and Minorities in Global Dispute Resolution?
Serving on international ADR panels is nice work if you can get it. But those selected as judges are almost always men, predominantly white and disproportionately from wealthy nations.Southern Firms Seek New Horizons, Plus More Lateral Moves
Baker Donelson and Maynard, Cooper & Gale set up shop in new cities; Crowell & Moring sees two practice leaders depart; more exits at Cadwalader; McGuireWoods expands in San Francisco; and other notable additions from throughout The Am Law 200.
Ethics Opinion Questions Use of Swiss Verein Firm Names in Texas
The State Bar of Texas Professional Ethics Committee concluded in a recent opinion that Texas lawyers may not use the name of an organization as their firm's name unless all names in the organization name are current or former lawyers of the firm or a predecessor.
Cosi's Bankruptcy Takes Bite Out of Cadwalader
Cosi Inc. filed for bankruptcy this week in its hometown of Boston. The fast-casual restaurant chain has hired a 100-year-old firm to represent it in its Chapter 11 case, one in which it owes nearly $147,000 to New York's oldest firm.Trending Stories
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