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Should Auld Acquaintance Forget Themselves at the Office Party
While other employment issues, such as bonuses, firings and holiday depression tend to come up toward the year's end, the major question on employers' minds tends to center on the office holiday party.White & Case to Get Less Than Half Its Bill for Bankruptcy Case
Criticizing the firm's fees as excessive, the 11th Circuit has upheld a lower court decision to slash White & Case's legal fees in a bankruptcy-related case from $5.5 million to $1.8 million. The firm's lead lawyer on the case said he is "quite pleased with the thought that went into" the ruling. But the St. Louis-based law firm Thomas Coburn considers the ruling a clear victory. It had argued that White & Case's fees were six times as high as those of other firms in the case.Legal Line-Ups Form Amidst Ballot Confusion
As chaos continues to envelop the Florida election, Theresa LePore is only one of the many parties marshaling top legal advisers. Firms throwing themselves into the fray include Miami's Coffey Diaz & O'Naghten for the Gore team and Greenberg Traurig for the Bush team.Lawyers Wary of New Tax Regs' Impact on Client Relations
At best, tax attorneys see the latest overhaul of the Internal Revenue Service regulations on tax shelters as an inconvenience and overkill � blasting a shotgun at a mosquito. At worst, they view the changes, slated to go in effect June 20, as a client relations nightmare that could turn attorneys into snitches for the federal government.Greenberg Traurig Lobbyist-Rainmaker Resigns
The Greenberg Traurig law firm has forced out its biggest Washington rainmaker amid controversy over tens of millions of dollars in fees charged to four Indian tribes over the past several years. Jack Abramoff, a Republican lobbyist and fund-raiser with close ties to powerful House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, R-Texas, resigned on Tuesday at the request of the firm. He was the head of Greenberg's Washington lobbying office.Resort Drops Suit Against Duane Morris
A Florida resort has dropped its lawsuit against Duane Morris after having taken a hard line against the flight-fearing firm for canceling its large room reservation in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.Trending Stories
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