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Bryan Cave Toxic Tort Leader Takes Practice to Women-Owned Boutique
All four owners of Nijman Franzetti, including new arrival Susan Brice, are women who've led environmental practices in Big Law.
Amid Bankruptcy Wave, Mercer Law Launches to Represent Creditors, Nonbank Parties
Atlanta attorney Robert Mercer has gone solo to avoid any bank client conflicts.
Boutique Founders Discuss Swings in Business Development Amid Pandemic, Leaving Big Law
While client development cooled initially, the Virginia firm founded by Zohra Tejani and Joyce Tong Oelrich is finding its footing—offering a window into how some small boutiques are moving forward.
Georgia Appleseed Taps New Leader—and Other 'On the Move' News
Michael Waller will lead the legal nonprofit's efforts to keep children in school and out of the criminal justice system. Meanwhile, Hall Booth Smith lands a duo of IP litigators.
COVID-19 May Disrupt Another Paris Tradition: August Vacation
After almost three months of a COVID-19 lockdown, Paris partners say that clients and lawyers are eager to catch up — and that could mean shorter vacations, working vacations, or no vacations at all.
In-House Counsel Favor Right of Appeal for International Arbitration
"Given the consensual nature of arbitration and its intended flexibility in meeting the needs of business users, should not the arbitration process at least offer the option of an appeal?" the Annual Arbitration Survey 2020 published by Bryan Cave asks.
Top Law Firms in UK Implement Return-To-Work Plans
Norton Rose Fulbright, Ashurst, White & Case, and others, identify the steps they are taking in the U.K.
Luminance CEO, Riverview Law Managed Services Head to Join Deloitte Legal
Emily Foges will join Deloitte Legal as a lead partner, while Sonia Williamson joins as a director in the business and will work in contract management.
K&L Gates Brings Aboard Restructuring Team of Seven in Frankfurt
The hire comes as firms bulk up their restructuring teams to face an increase in work due to the coronavirus.
From Masks to Staggered Staffing, Firm Leaders Plan Reopening—But Aren't Rushing
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