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After Merger, Arnold & Porter Seeks to Put DC 'On the Map' in New York
Arnold & Porter's merger with fellow Am Law 100 firm Kaye Scholer, announced Thursday, cuts into the traditions of Washington, D.C., as a separated legal outpost, one where the firm has been among the most prestigious for 70 years.
Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer Attempts to Put Washington 'On the Map' in New York
Arnold & Porter's merger with Kaye Scholer cuts into the traditions of Washington as a separated legal outpost, yet it could help the firm leap over one of the largest challenges among the D.C. elite firms: cracking into highly profitable New York corporate work.
Are Obama Judges 'Less Friendly' to Business?
Appellate lawyers say it's too early to see major swings in the law, but individual rulings on labor, class actions and administrative law show troubling signs for corporate clients.
Are Obama Judges 'Less Friendly' to Business?
Appellate lawyers say it's too early to see major swings in the law, but individual rulings on labor, class actions and administrative law show troubling signs for corporate clients.
Are Obama Judges 'Less Friendly' to Business?
President Barack Obama's appointees to the federal appeals courts have started to leave their mark on the business world, to the chagrin of corporate executives.
Unpublished Opinions for the Week of October 24, 2016
Alito, Thomas to Headline Federalist Society Annual Convention
Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito Jr. are headliners next month at the Federalist Society's annual national convention, which will focus on the legacy of the late Justice Antonin Scalia. The agenda marks the return of the appearance of at least one conservative justice—a seven-year streak that ended last year when no justice spoke at the event in Washington. Numerous lawyers from Big Law are set to participate on panels at the convention.
George Mason Christens Antonin Scalia Law School
Six Supreme Court justices attended the renaming, including Justice Elena Kagan who called her late colleague "one of the most important Supreme Court justices ever."
Federal Judge Nixes Some Claims, Allows Others, Against Dentons
Dentons, a growing global legal giant that reshuffled its U.S. leadership on Monday, also saw a federal district court judge issue a ruling Sunday allowing a pair of claims against the firm by the Republic of Guinea to proceed.
Congratulations, You're a Great Lawyer--and You're Not a Jerk
The legal world is full of lists and rankings. I should know, I help compile some of them. But there's one honor that stands apart: the American College of Trial Lawyers. Being a member amounts to a stamp of approval from your peers that not only are you an excellent lawyer, you're also not a jerk. Who are the 2016 inductees?Trending Stories
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