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Greenberg Traurig issues capital call
It says action, requiring equity shareholders to contribute 1 to 5 percent of earnings, is buffer against uncertainty.
Political turmoil makes work for lawyers
Wisconsin's attorneys have been contributing money and effort on behalf of the state's warring factions.
Summer associate class sizes up in 2011
After shrinking to their lowest levels in recent memory last year, summer associate classes at more than 70 leading law firms grew at least modestly this year and the average summer class size at more than 100 firms was up 25 percent, according to Daily Report affiliate The American Lawyer's latest Summer Hiring Survey.APW Bankruptcy Lawyers' Fees Approved
A New York bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved fee applications for four debtor law firms in the Chapter 11 filing of APW Ltd. Judge Prudence Carter Beatty of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York approved the fees for lead debtor counsel Weil, Gotshal & Manges of New York that are as high as $650 an hour.
Tech GCs Sound Off on Fees, Trolls and 'Going Native'
To hear LinkedIn GC Erika Rottenberg tell it the American Bar Association's annual meeting in San Francisco, billable hours are about as welcome as patent trolls: not at all.
Chicago's Neal Gerber boosting real estate practice
The addition of the three real estate attorneys stems from an "uptick" in real estate deals for the firm, said Douglas Lubelchek, chair of the real estate practice.
Firm-by-firm sampling of billing rates nationwide
The National Law Journal asked the respondents to its 2005 survey of the nation's 250 largest law firms to provide a range of hourly billing rates for partners and associates.
Federal Circuit: Appeals board should consider any argument supported by record
A federal appeals court has held that a party in a patent appeals board proceeding can raise arguments made to the patent examiner whether or not the appellant raised the arguments.
Delayed phone records postpone Judge Ana Maria's Pando deposition
The special counsel for the state Judicial Qualifications Commission in the ethics investigation of Miami-Dade County Court Judge Ana Maria Pando complained about postponing her deposition.Trending Stories
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