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The Open Kimono: What Drives the Rising Success of Midsize Firms?
In 2019, the economies of scale are all the more daunting, the demand for global "platform" all the more importunate. Presumably, to succeed today, midsize firms need fresh arguments to wean legal service buyers away from the brand-name behemoths.2nd Circuit Decision May Not Mark the End of NY Pipeline Battle
The companies behind the Constitution Pipeline project say they are "weighing all options" after the Second Circuit decision Friday dismissing their lawsuit challenging the state's decision not to grant water permits for the project.Ex-Congressmen Join Barclay Damon, Meltzer
Two New York law firms have brought on former U.S. congressmen for new adviser roles.Barclay Damon Overhauls Pay Scale as Midsize Firms Cater to Associates
Barclay Damon, a growing Northeast regional firm, has rolled out new initiatives for associates that range from changes to compensation and bonuses to policies geared toward child care and working from home. "It's a hit to profitability in the short term," managing partner John Langan conceded. But, he added, "It's an investment in our future."Insurance Partner Kevin D. Szczepanski Joins Barclay Damon
Kevin D. Szczepanski has joined Barclay Damon as a partner in the law firm’s Insurance Coverage & Regulation and Commercial Litigation Practice…Judge Says Upstate County Cannot Tax Cayuga-Held Land
District Court Judge Charles Siragusa ruled April 30 from Rochester that the 1838 Treaty of Buffalo Creek between the U.S. and Native Ameican nations in NY didn't "disestablish" the Cayuga Reservation as Seneca County maintained.Federal Judge Rules Against Tribes in Cigarette-Tax Dispute
State laws that tax tobacco sales by Native American vendors from two western New York tribes to non-Indians do not infringe on tribal sovereignty or other constitutional rights, a federal judge ruled.Corning Hit With Enhanced Damages in NY Patent Case
A Syracuse federal judge has socked Corning Optical Communications RF LLC with almost $24 million in enhanced damages for willfully infringing PPC Broadband Inc.'s patents on coaxial cable connectors. The Nov. 3 order doubles a July jury award to $47.7 million.Jury Rejects Claims by American Indians
A federal jury has ruled in New York's favor in a lawsuit filed by American Indians who claimed state troopers used excessive force while breaking up an anti-tax protest nearly 20 years ago.Trending Stories
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