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February 15, 2006 | Law.com

Kelley Drye in Merger Talks With Collier Shannon

Kelley, Drye & Warren, a New York-based firm with more than 300 attorneys, is in advanced merger talks with the 82-lawyer D.C. firm Collier Shannon Scott, both firms confirmed Tuesday. The merger would be the latest in a string of acquisitions in the D.C. legal market, which has seen many local midsize firms swallowed up by out-of-town players looking to bolster their presence inside the Beltway.
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April 12, 2010 | Daily Report Online

Facing EEOC suit, firm drops retirement policy

Bowing to pressure from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Kelley Drye Warren has dropped its mandatory retirement policy, the firm said Thursday. Chairman John M. Callagy said the firm amended its partnership agreement last month to allow equity partners to continue on past age 70. Senior partners will now be judged solely on performance, like other partners, he said.
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September 20, 2013 | The American Lawyer

The Score: Kelley Drye Snags NFL Stars with Agent Hires

Adisa Bakari, the former head of the sports and entertainment practice at Dow Lohnes, left the firm this month for Kelley Drye & Warren, where he hopes to build a new future for sports agents at the Am Law 200 firm.
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February 01, 2010 | National Law Journal

In Brief

The EEOC sues Kelley Drye; revenues for 2009 are a little flat in northern California; women become a "critical mass" on the federal bench; Robins Kaplan lures three lawyers from Lovells; Reed Smith goes to bat over privacy of legal work papers; and no vacay for Lerach in this week's column.
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February 27, 2006 | Connecticut Law Tribune

Scholar Under Fire

New York-based Kelley, Drye & Warren — with offices in Stamford — is in advanced merger talks with the 82-lawyer Washington, D.C., firm Collier Shannon Scott, both firms confirmed. The firms have yet to sign a letter of intent, but both partnerships are expected to make a decision in the coming weeks, said Brad Mutschelknaus, managing partner of Kelley Drye's Washington office. A combined firm would more than double Kelley Drye's Washington presence, to about 125 lawyers, and bring the corporate litigation firm a mix of regulatory practices, including Collier Shannon's advertising, international trade, and antitrust groups. The merger would be the latest in a string of acquisitions in Washington, which has seen many midsize firms swallowed up by out-of-town players looking to bolster their presence inside the Beltway.
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August 04, 2011 | Corporate Counsel

Third Circuit Upholds Bacardi's 'Havana Club' Brand in Decades-Old Trademark Dispute

Bacardi and its lawyers at Kelley Drye & Warren can toast to another victory in the company's 14-year trademark battle with Pernod Ricard over the name "Havana Club." But they might want to drink up fast; Pernod and its long-time counsel at Debevoise & Plimpton may crash the party with an appeal.
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June 25, 2008 | National Law Journal

Veteran international trade lawyer joins Venable

Veteran international trade lawyer Michael D. Sherman has joined Washington's Venable as a partner in the firm's international trade practice group. Sherman was formerly a partner in the Washington office of New York's Kelley Drye & Warren, and before that at Collier Shannon Scott, prior to that firm's 2006 merger with Kelley Drye.
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August 13, 2009 | National Law Journal

New Orleans retains ethics counsel

New Orleans has hired two attorneys from New York's Kelley Drye & Warren to advise it on ethical issues and regarding a myriad of federal investigations targeting the city. Washington-based partner David Laufman will lead the firm's efforts with the assistance of associate Andrew Wein, according to the city contract. Laufman, formerly an assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, specializes in white collar crime and federal investigations.
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March 09, 2005 | Law.com

Ex-Kelley Drye Partner Quits Bar Over Pilfered Petty Cash

Rather than face disbarment, a former Kelley Drye & Warren partner has resigned from the New York State Bar for stealing at least $110,000 from the firm. Jay R. Kolmar, a real estate partner at the firm until last October, stole the six-figure sum in $250 increments over a 10-year period. He admitted his misconduct in an affidavit of resignation submitted to a disciplinary committee. In a decision released Tuesday, an appeals court granted the committee's request for an order accepting his Bar resignation.
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