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Without Contingency Fees Windfall, Crowell's Gross Revenue Inched Up 0.9% to $595 million
PEP declined without a significant windfall from contingency receipts. But the firm's base business revenue was up 6.8%, Crowell Chair Phil Inglima said.
'One More Stressor': Three Circuits Keep Panels Secret Until Argument Day
Some appellate attorneys want the Fourth, Seventh and Federal circuits to join the other federal appeals courts in giving more than same-day notice of the judges who will hear their case.
The Litigators Among Am Law's Top Lateral Hires of 2023
By our count, litigation partners were central to nearly a third of The American Lawyer's annual list of the year's biggest moves in Big Law.
Orrick, Cooley Boost DC Offices With Litigation Partner Hires
"We're seeing incredible demand from the market for the kind of comprehensive IP litigation platform we provide, as companies at all stages stress the importance of protecting the technologies that drive their businesses," Alyssa Caridis, co-head of Orrick's IP business unit, said.
DC Firms Strive to Keep Up With New York on Associate Pay
"Many do compete with the New York firms," said Wells Fargo's Owen Burman about D.C. firms. "But it's not universal."
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Skadden and Squire Build DC Partner Ranks With Government Hires
James Danly, who was FERC chair, has rejoined Skadden as head of its energy regulatory group, while Squire has added Bridget McGovern, who was an assistant secretary at the Homeland Security Department.
As Associate Pay Raises Divide the Market, Several Law Firms Match, Others Hold Off
"Many do compete with the New York firms," said Wells Fargo's Owen Burman about D.C. firms. "But it's not universal."
Even With More Competition in DC, These Law Firms Still Have an Edge
D.C. firms say their deep regulatory and litigation background is working to their advantage, contributing to growing profits, particularly in years where transactional work has been softer.
On the Move: Maynard Nexsen Looks to Rebuild Cybersecurity Team; Taylor English Adds Tax Partner
"We're going to continue to look to build it and grow it," said Maynard Nexsen CEO Jeff Grantham
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