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Kirkland Continues to Grab Big Law Partners to Fuel Texas Expansion
Vinson & Elkins M&A and private equity partner Brittany Sakowitz has joined Kirkland & Ellis in Houston, in a move she says will benefit her career and her clients.
Deal Watch: The Highest-Ever Deal Value and Volume for a First Half
Global M&A topped $2.8 billion in the first two quarters of 2021, with no signs of slowing down, fueled by tech, private equity and, of course, SPACs.
Reed Smith Hires Winston's David Cunningham, Creates Innovation Officer Role
"They are a bit unique, because they've already got a lot of a team, but they've got it in different places," Cunningham said of his new firm. "The question is, 'How do we pool those brains in order to produce something collectively?'"
Reed Smith Becomes Latest Big Law Firm to Create Innovation Officer Role
David Cunningham's move from Winston & Strawn to Reed Smith is the latest indication of demand growing for the innovation role.
Midsize Firms, Out-of-State Firms Beefed Up the Most in Texas in 2020
Midsize firms may have grown even more if the lateral hiring market wasn't so competitive in Texas.
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Deal Watch: 11 Billion-Plus Deals, Lots of IPOs as M&A Continues Extraordinary Run
Summer is in full swing, but the deals, SPACs and IPOs keep coming.
In a Tense and Tumultuous Election Year, Law Firms Fought to Protect the Vote
As elections took center stage, law firms used their pro bono focus to help keep them free and fair
Google's Ad Business Faces European Commission Antitrust Investigation
Previous antitrust investigations into Google's search, mobile operating system and advertising services have resulted in billion-euro fines.
Former Pa. Prosecutor Is the Latest to Join Big Law Ranks From DOJ
Mayer Brown just added in D.C. a former federal prosecutor in Pennsylvania, but overall, Big Law's hiring appetite is not uniform. Some firms "are feeling a bit saturated," a recruiter said.
Prosecutors Trickle Into Law Firms, but Flood Gate Hasn't Yet Opened
Mayer Brown just added in D.C. a former federal prosecutor in Pennsylvania, but overall, Big Law's hiring appetite is not uniform. Some firms "are feeling a bit saturated," a recruiter said.Trending Stories
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