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Mintz Levin Lands Another Herrick Practice Leader
Therese Doherty, head of the securities, futures and derivatives litigation practice at Herrick, Feinstein in New York, is headed to Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo. The move to Mintz Levin, where Doherty will re-join a former senior Herrick colleague, comes a month after the firm ended merger talks with Crowell & Moring.Essex Financial Adviser Banned Over Securities Violations
John W. Rafal attempted to conceal secret and improper referral payments.In Priest Sex Abuse Cases, a Sickening Calculation—and the Right Answer
Shouldn't any diocese that turned a blind eye to pedophile priests be punished monetarily? But what if that means that church goes bankrupt, with no assets left to pay the victims? Is that justice? A federal bankruptcy judge in Minnesota wrestles with the issue.Lateral Report: The Few, the Proud, the March Movers
There weren't many run-of-the-mill lateral litigator moves in March, the kind where a mid-level partner at Big Firm A moves to Big Firm B, spouting something about platforms and synergy. Instead, the most notable March moves were propelled by something extra.View more book results for the query "Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo PC"
Mintz Levin Continues Growth in 2016, Topping 2015's Record Year
Mintz Levin credits strong lateral hires and a focus on collaboration across practice areas and offices.Trump's Deregulatory Push Hits a Snag at Product Safety Commission
In times of presidential transition, it is common across the federal bureaucracy for agency heads to resign and allow the incoming administration to appoint new leadership. At the Consumer Product Safety Commission, Elliot Kaye has stayed put. The dynamic has not simply staved off Trump's pro-business, deregulatory push. The commission's three Democrats appear poised to seize on the waning days of their majority and move forward on safety regulations—and their call for higher penalties against companies.Arent Fox Partner Convicted of Insider Trading
Robert Schulman, who joined the firm in 2015 from Hunton & Williams, has been convicted of insider trading in New York for passing on a tip related to Pfizer Inc.'s $3.6 billion acquisition of King Pharmaceuticals Inc.Laster Says Surveillance Docs Must Be Produced in Suit Over Control of Energy Co.
Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster on Monday panned as "not credible" William I. Koch's attempts to avoid turning over documents in a pitched battle over the future of Koch's Oxbow Carbon and ordered the billionaire to produce surveillance records and other information to minority investors fighting to sell their holdings.Trending Stories
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