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Alston & Bird Adds NY Funds Formation Specialist From Schulte
Heather Wyckoff said she often works to create funds for which "there is no precedent," which "meshes well with the team here and the level of sophistication and creativity I see among my colleagues in the funds space."
Dechert's Exit and Alston's Arrival Underline Chicago's Ultra-Competitive Market
"The firms that have succeeded with growing fast in Chicago have always had one thing in common: they find a team that is really enmeshed in Chicago," said one firm leader.
Troutman Pepper, Alston & Bird, Nelson Mullins Rise in M&A Rankings
Southeast law firms rose in the rankings for the number and value of deals, but New York firms dominated the top spots.
Sidley Trio Decamps as Alston & Bird Enters Chicago, Expands in LA
Three partners moved from Sidley Austin to help Alston & Bird open its first office in Chicago and expand its presence in Los Angeles.
The 2024 Pro Bono Scorecard: Average Hours and Breadth of Commitment
Covington leads in average hours, while Morgan Lewis has the most committed attorneys, based on the firm's percentage of lawyers who contributed at least 20 hours of pro bono last year.
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Alston & Bird Enters Chicago, Adds Second LA Office With Sidley Austin Trio
Chairman Richard Hays said the new partners, who focus on real estate transactions and M&A, "will contribute significantly to dynamic practice areas that have been longtime strengths of our firm while ushering in a new era of growth in two important U.S. markets."
The 2024 Pro Bono Scorecard: National Report
Jenner & Block knocked Covington & Burling out of their top spot in this year's Pro Bono Scorecard.
The 2024 Pro Bono Scorecard: National Report
Jenner & Block knocked Covington & Burling out of their top spot in this year's Pro Bono Scorecard.
Two SCOTUS Decisions to Amplify Demand for Litigation Aimed at Fed. Agencies
Some experts think the ruling involving a challenge to the length of a statute of limitations will be even more consequential than the end of Chevron deference, which curtails all federal regulatory agencies' powers.
'Corner Post' Will Lead to More Litigation, Losses for Agencies, Regulatory Attorneys Say
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