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Weil, Pillsbury Plan London Office Moves Amid US-Based Firm Upsizing Trend
Contrasting attitudes to hybrid working have seen U.S.-founded firms taking up larger spaces while several of their U.K-led counterparts are downsizing.
Weil, Pillsbury Eye London Office Moves Amid US Firm Upsizing Trend
Contrasting attitudes to hybrid working have seen U.S.-founded firms taking up larger spaces while several of their U.K-led counterparts are downsizing.
Big Law Firms Grow Energy Sector Teams in Houston, LA
Vinson & Elkins hired a Shearman & Sterling tax and energy transition partner in Los Angeles, and Willkie Farr & Gallagher added a Mayer Brown energy finance and transactions partner in Houston.
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Runners-up this week include litigators from Quinn Emanuel, Sidley Austin, and Skadden.
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As More D.C. Law Firms Shed Space, Leasing Pace Picked Up in Late 2023
While law firms have continued the trend of cutting back on square footage, overall law firm office leasing in D.C. picked up the fourth quarter compared with the previous quarter.
Pace of Law Firm Office Leasing Picked Up in Late 2023, With More Firms Shedding Space
In a new office lease in D.C., Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner decreased its space by 73% by shedding two full floors.
'A Monumental Impact': Milonas, Chair of NY Judicial Nominating Commission, Dies at 87
E. Leo Milonas, a longtime partner at Pillsbury, oversaw the formation and implementation of the Supreme Court's Commercial Division.
Strengthening the Delivery of Justice at the Appellate Division
Former Appellate Division, First Department Presiding Justice Rolando Acosta and former associate justice of the Appellate Division, First Department, David Saxe offer several ideas and proposals which deserve renewed attention.
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