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Cloud Computing Trend Raises Ethical Issues
As more lawyers struggle to cut costs and boost office efficiency, many are turning to Internet-based data storage and client services computer programs.
Bashman Leaves Buchanan Ingersoll to Work Solo
Buchanan Ingersoll partner Howard Bashman has decided to leave his firm and open a solo practice in the suburbs.
Clement Scores for Leagues in N.J. Sports Betting Case
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Gibson Dunn's Ted Olson suffered a big loss at the hands of his successor as Bush-era solicitor general, Paul Clement of Bancroft.
Mayer and Haines Join Buchanan
Buchanan Ingersoll has continued its expansion efforts into 2006 with the addition of corporate finance attorney Frank A. Mayer III and government-relations lawyer Terry Haines.
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Former CEO of Engineered Support turns himself in; charged with fraud over options back-dating
ST. LOUIS AP - The former chief executive officer of defense contractor Engineered Support Systems Michael Shanahan Sr., and his son turned themselves in to federal authorities Friday, a day after both were charged in a federal indictment with securities fraud."I'm kind of still in shock," Shanahan told reporters after emerging from a white sport utility vehicle, according to STLtoday.
Akin Gump Bumps Associate, Counsel Pay in Texas
Associates and counsel at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld's Texas offices are getting a raise. First-year associates will earn a base salary of $135,000, plus a $5,000 guaranteed bonus. Partner Daniel Micciche says Akin Gump will still award yearly merit-based bonuses, which range up to $50,000 and are based on more factors than other firms' "mechanical system based on billable hours." Earlier this year, Akin Gump hiked salary scales for associates and counsel in California, New York and Washington, D.C.Northwest Airlines union seeks vote at Delta
MINNEAPOLIS AP - Unions for thousands of flight attendants and ground workers at the old Northwest Airlines said they would seek a vote to represent those groups at Delta, taking advantage of new election rules that make it easier for them to win.The federal rule that took effect Thursday covers airline and railroad workers.
Nonprofit legal group attacks Endangered Species Act in commerce clause case
While political and legal strategists eagerly anticipate Supreme Court review of commerce clause challenges to the federal health care law, western farmers, developers and agribusinesses also have a commerce clause issue before the justices — one involving the not as famous delta smelt.Trending Stories
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