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Charter Oak Fire Co. v. American Capital Ltd.
Click Here for FC&S Expert Legal AnalysisCharter Oak Fire Co. v. Am. Capital Ltd.United States District Court for the District of MarylandAugust 3,…
Hit or Miss: The Associate Salary Hike, One Year Later
Will law firms look at 2016's salary hikes as a blip or a tidal wave they couldn't stop?
Reed Smith Battles Rival Firms Over Fees, Conflicts in SAC Capital Case
Two plaintiffs firms are urging New York judges to deny Reed Smith's claim to $6.75 million in attorney fees for its work as co-counsel in a securities class action, claiming the traditionally defense-side firm misled them in stating it was free from conflicts.
Deal Watch: Summer Sees Payment Systems Mergers Heat Up
July was a busy month for billion-dollar M&A deals, as the European market began to show signs of recovery from a Brexit-induced shock, although the ensuing transactional trauma did not prove to be as devastating as initially feared. The sales of several payment systems companies this month generated key roles for nearly a dozen large firms.
Firms Take DIY Approach to Tech, but With Limits
Immigration services firm Fragomen recently announced that it's opening a new center in Pittsburgh, staffed with up to 50 employees, where it will develop or redevelop much of its software and cybersecurity technology in-house.
People in the News—July 10, 2017— Lamb McErlane
Joel L. Frank, managing partner and executive committee chairman of Lamb McErlane was elected to the board of directors of the Zoological Society of Philadelphia, commonly referred to as the Philadelphia Zoo.
This Year, Fewer but Better-Paid Summer Associates
The early results of our Summer Associates Survey show a slight decline in hiring.
Confused About Your Career? Try Your Firm's Career Coach
More firms are offering in-house career counseling to their lawyers. (And no, they're not there to coach you out the door.)Big Law's Pro Bono Hours Tick Upward
The results of our 2017 Pro Bono Survey show a slow but steady increase in pro bono commitment. But the need for pro bono is likely to grow even faster.
Deutsche Bank Resists Push for Trump Records, and OSHA Rule Delayed Again: Roundup
Deutsche Bank's lawyers at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld are refusing Democratic lawmakers' demands for Donald Trump's financing records. Dechert partner Steven Bradbury, up for U.S. Transportation general counsel, takes heat over Takata. The U.S. Supreme Court agrees to hear a dispute about Dodd-Frank whistleblower protection. And OSHA's extending the delay on an Obama-era data-reporting rule. This is a regulatory roundup from ALM and around the web.Trending Stories
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