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D.C.'S Midsize Firms Vanishing as Market Heats Up
It began, perhaps appropriately enough, at Arabelle, a romantic Manhattan restaurant best known for its role as a "Sex and the City" set. Mary Cranston, the chair of San Francisco's Pillsbury Winthrop, was having a get-to-know-you lunch with Stephen Huttler, managing partner of D.C.'s Shaw Pittman. The December 2003 meeting was supposed to be casual -- and outwardly it was. "It was kind of like a first date," Huttler recalls. Last week, after 13 months of courting, the two firms tied the knot.In keeping with its established strategy of settling batches of cases with individual plaintiffs lawyers, GSK has resolved all of the more than 5,000 cases filed by the two lawyers who were to have tried the first Avandia bellwether case last month. The price tag is eye-popping, but that's nothing new for the multibillion-dollar Avandia litigation.
2005: A Competitive Time for Area Firms
Editor's note: This is one of several articles taking a look at how Pennsylvania firms, courts and legal institutions fared during 2005.As expected, the Manhattan federal district court judge grilled lawyers from the bank and the government about the relatively small size of their proposed $33 million settlement. But he also homed in on the role of the law firms that drafted the allegedly misleading disclosure materials.
ABA Agenda: Who, What, Where, When
The American Bar Association descends on Washington, D.C., on Thursday for six days, and with it come thousands of lawyers ready to debate and discuss. Among the topics: Life during wartime, corporate corruption and judicial ethics. And on the lighter side, several D.C. attorneys will be honored with awards. Here are some highlights.Boies Schiller's Lee Wolosky told us Starr International's suit is the first in the expanding 'reverse merger' litigation to target individuals in the U.S. who helped a Chinese merger partner obtain a listing on an American exchange.
Try as they might to swat away claims that leading heavy truck transmission manufacturer Eaton Corporation conspired with truck makers to thwart competition, Eaton and its lawyers at Baker Botts and Morris Nichols, Arsht & Tunnel are still facing a three-pronged antitrust assault.
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