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Spin-Off Firm Leaves Reed Smith Without Richmond Lobbying Practice
"A lot of our work ... is alternative fee arrangement, or fixed fee work," said a Seven Hills founder. "It's not necessarily rate pressure, but it's a different model and a different setup than a lot of Big Law practices."
DC's Birchstone Moore Combines With Chicago-Founded Wealth Planning Firm
The combination with Harrison LLP provides lawyers from Birchstone Moore with broader practice resources and access to markets around the country.
White Castle GC Becomes Chain's First President From Outside Family
"Contributing to the stewardship of an over 100-year-old iconic brand is a privilege and a responsibility I hold with great care," Anthony Joseph wrote on LinkedIn.
Braverman Greenspun Acquires NY Real Estate Boutique
The acquisition is expected to deepen the firm's capabilities in landlord-tenant matters, which is a significant area of focus for Zingman & Associates.
Winston & Strawn Snags Sidley Austin Cross-Border Transactions Partner in Miami
After joining Sidley Austin when it originally moved into Miami, transactional partner Juan Delgado is moving to Winston & Strawn, which opened up shop in Miami around the same time and has been similarly scrambling for local expertise since.
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U.S. Attorney Markenzy Lapointe Stepped Down
United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida Markenzy Lapointe yesterday announced his resignation from his role.
Slideshow: Judges Who've Retired but Didn't Step Down
Here's a look at the latest retired jurists throughout the Peach State who've opted not to step down fully from the bench.
Husch Blackwell Hires Former Adobe Counsel to Oversee AI Advisory Offering
Michael Yang will serve as the firm’s inaugural senior director of artificial intelligence advisory services, following an 11-year stint with Adobe.
CFPB Finalizes Rule Removing Medical Debt From Credit Reports
The agency estimated the rule will remove more than $49 billion in medical bills from the credit reports of about 15 million Americans.
'Don't F-- With Me in My Court:' Texas Judge in Hot Water
A public admonishment and additional education order was given to a district criminal court judge who acknowledged having only two months' experience in criminal law.Trending Stories
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