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The Global 100 Are in the Midst of a Growth Spurt
The world's largest firms turned in a second straight year of robust revenue gains amid near-universal progress.
As Revenue Grows Among Global 100, Two Pa. Firms Drop Off and One Breaks In
The world's largest firms turned in a second straight year of robust revenue gains amid near-universal progress.
Why Firms Keep Flocking to 'Perfect' Minneapolis
Low costs, a strong talent pool and Fortune 500 companies have firms crowding into the City of Lakes.
$248,500 Awarded to Bar Patron Ejected by Bouncers
The patron claimed his leg was fractured by Blue Martini bouncers.
Will Law Firms Get Hooked by Deepfake Phone Phishing?
Law firms may not present ideal targets for phone-based phishing schemes, but the increasingly mobile nature of most attorneys could place a greater emphasis on training for dealing with suspicious calls.
Lewis Brisbois Grows Phila.-Based Life Sciences Practice With New Minneapolis Office
Adding a four-partner group from Bowman and Brooke, LA-based Lewis Brisbois joins a long list of out-of-town firms that have established roots in Minneapolis.
Lewis Brisbois Opens in Minneapolis With Products Liability Group
Adding a four-partner group from Bowman and Brooke, LA-based Lewis Brisbois joins a long list of out-of-town firms that have established roots in Minneapolis.
Home Depot Can't Transfer Slimmed-Down Contract Dispute to Georgia, Judge Rules
The lawsuit filed by a mobile electronics maker accuses Home Depot of reneging on an 2017 agreement to buy custom-made cell phone accessories with the Home Depot trademark.
Home Depot Can't Transfer Bulk of Contract Dispute to Georgia, SDNY Judge Rules
The lawsuit, filed by mobile electronics manufacturer ESI Cases and Accessories Inc., accused the retailer of reneging on an 2017 agreement to buy $1.8 million worth of custom-made cell phone accessories featuring the Home Depot trademark.
Insured's Hurricane Harvey Claims Against Excess Insurers Should Be Dismissed, Court Rules
A Texas court has ruled that an insured's claims against its excess insurance carriers for damage caused by Hurricane Harvey should be dismissed where the insured's primary insurance policy had not yet been exhausted.Trending Stories
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