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Insurance Industry Competition Spurs New Network's Creation
Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin, a 482-lawyer firm with Philadelphia and New York roots, has formed a global insurance network with firms in Canada, Spain and the U.K. The move comes more than two months after insurance industry rival Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker launched its own international network.Insurance Industry Competition Spurs New Network's Creation
Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin, a 482-lawyer firm with Philadelphia and New York roots, has formed a global insurance network with firms in Canada, Spain and the U.K. The move comes more than two months after insurance industry rival Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker launched its own international network.Brian McKell Joins Florida Office of Mound Cotton as a Partner
Brian McKell has joined the New York-based law firm of Mound Cotton Wollan & Greengrass LLP as a partner in its Fort Lauderdale office.Mr. McKell has…Union County Failure-to-Diagnose Case Settles for $4.75 Million
The family of a woman who died after diagnosis of her stomach cancer allegedly was delayed agreed to a $4.75 million settlement in their Union County suit, Markov v. Davessar, on Feb. 15.Global Law Firms and Vereins: The End of the Affair?
In the inexorable march toward greater global consolidation, will law firms steer clear of the verein structure?Six Insurance Coverage and Defense Lawyers Open Atlanta Office for Wilson Elser
Six insurance coverage and defense attorneys have joined Wilson Elser and opened an office in Atlanta.The lawyers – Jeffrey Melcher, Parks Stone,…'The global solution isn't working' - new four-way alliance aims to challenge international giants
Leaders of new insurance alliance set out alternative to service offered by global legal giantsWilson Elser Enters Atlanta With Defense Litigation Focus
Fast-growing Wilson Elser has opened an Atlanta office—its first in the Southeast—with a six-lawyer team from Gordon & Rees led by Jeffrey Melcher.'Double-Dipping' by Older State Judges Will Face Scrutiny
The state's highest court will decide whether court administrators may block judges who have been "certificated" to stay on the bench past age 70 from receiving state pensions for past judicial work even as they draw a full salary as Supreme Court justices.'Tincher,' Juries and Defective Products On Monday's 'The American Law Journal'
Ask a lawyer practicing products liability today and they'll tell you: New case law makes this area the "Wild, Wild West."Trending Stories
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