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Midsize Moves: Saxton & Stump Snags S.C. Shareholder; Constangy Brooks Hires Atlanta Lawyer
Saxton & Stump announced the addition of Jennifer Williams as a shareholder to its Charleston, South Carolina, office; Husch Blackwell announced that Brenda Barrett has joined the firm as a partner in the Austin, Texas, office and as a member of its energy and natural resources industry group.Midsize Moves: Saxton & Stump Adds South Carolina Shareholder, Husch Blackwell Hires Texas Partner
Saxton & Stump announced the addition of Jennifer Williams as a shareholder to its Charleston, South Carolina, office; Husch Blackwell announced that Brenda Barrett has joined the firm as a partner in the Austin, Texas, office and as a member of its energy and natural resources industry group.Law Firm Closures Highlight a Tale of Two Markets
Midsize law firms are seeing faster demand growth than big firms. But this segment of the market is still vulnerable to large, existential threats.Law Firm Mergers May Accelerate in Second Half of 2023
The timeframe for completing a merger is lengthening, and the likelihood of a roadblock is greater, but "given the level of activity," Fairfaix analysts anticipate an acceleration in completed deals.Midsize Moves: Brown Rudnick Adds London Partner, Tanenbaum Keale Hires Seattle Special Counsel
International law firm Brown Rudnick announced the appointment of Paul Doris as a partner in the firm's energy transition practice, based out of the firm's London office; Tanenbaum Keale announced that attorney Daniel A. Womac has joined the firm as special counsel in the Seattle office.View more book results for the query "Graydon Head Ritchey"
Were NBC's Lawyers Too Cautious With the Trump Tape?
In-house lawyers reportedly delayed NBC News' coverage of the now-infamous "Trump tape," giving The Washington Post an opening to break the blockbuster story first. Were NBC's lawyers cautious to a fault?Zara Can't View Former GC's Emails, Judge Rules
In what may strike some as a surprising ruling, a judge has blocked Zara from seeing files its former GC, who is suing for discrimination, stored on a company laptop.Lawyer Takes On Anonymous Reviews—But Faces Uphill Battle
First Amendment lawyers say the law is on the side of reviewers and Glassdoor isn't obligated to reveal their names.Blake Shelton's 'Drunk' Tweets Don't Make Him Libel Proof
Under what's known as the libel-proof plaintiff doctrine, celebrities who have already tarnished their own reputations beyond repair can't claim defamation if something false is written about them. Country music singer Blake Shelton says it doesn't apply to him when it comes to drinking, and a judge in California agrees. But at least one First Amendment expert isn't so sure.Trending Stories
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