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Midsize Moves: A Former SC Revenue Dept. Director, a Manufactured Housing Expert
Nexsen Pruet adds a former South Carolina Department of Revenue director as senior counsel, McGlinchey Stafford hires a D.C. attorney with experience in the manufactured housing industry, and other midsize moves.
Midsize Moves: A Big Law Trio, an Energy Industry Lawyer
Stradling Yocca adds three shareholders from larger law firms, Munsch Hardt hires a shareholder with experience in the energy industry, and other midsize moves.
Midsize Moves: A Health Care Duo in South Carolina, a Tennessee Finance Attorney
Nexsen Pruet adds two health care attorneys in its Columbia, South Carolina, office, McGlinchey Stafford adds to its consumer financial services compliance team in Nashville, Tennessee, and other midsize moves.
Who Got the Work: A Tattoo Territory Tiff, an Airplane Acquisition
Nexsen Pruet is representing a tattoo parlor that was barred from opening near a church, Smith Gambrell represents Spirit Airlines in its deal to purchase aircraft from Airbus, and other work from midsize firms.
Who Got the Work: Egg Conspiracy Allegations and Fortnite Leaks
Porter Wright defends an egg producer against claims that it was part of a conspiracy to drive up egg prices, Parker Poe represents Epic Games in a dispute over leaked information about its latest 'Fortnite' season, and other work from midsize firms.
'Clients Are Demanding Innovation,' Nexsen Pruet MP Says
"The major trend I see is that clients are demanding innovation and demanding that their law firms think about the provision of legal services differently. Clients are much more interactive with law firms as to how we do what we do," Leighton Lord said.
Midsize Moves: A Georgia Judge, a New York Art Lawyer
A Hall Booth Smith partner is appointed judge, Patterson Belknap adds to its art and museum law practice, and other midsize moves.
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A look at this year's Am Law 200 from A to Z.
The Am Law Second Hundred Are Green—With Envy
The Second Hundred delivered a good year in many respects, but they couldn't keep pace with the competition in the Am Law 100.
Who Got the Work: A Billy Joel Concert Injury and a Napping City Assessor
Post & Schell represents defendants against a man who claims he was injured working on a Billy Joel concert, Drummond Woodsum looks into claims that a New Hampshire city adviser was napping on the job, and other work from midsize firms.Trending Stories
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