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King & Spalding, Cadwalader Pick Off More Boies Schiller Partners
Ken Beale joins at least 24 of his former Boies Schiller Flexner colleagues at King & Spalding. A New York partner also left for Cadwalader.
How In-House Lawyer Triumphed Over Employer in $260K Breach-of-Contract Suit
The upshot of the published ruling, on an issue of first impression, is that a lawyer with an employment contract has the same rights as any other employee with an employment contract, said plaintiffs counsel Timothy Donohue.
Who Got the Work: Defending DoorDash and Claims Over Clients
Food delivery app DoorDash is using Benesch to defend against a false advertising class action, Stevens & Lee is representing a group of RBC Wealth Management-U.S. brokers in their countersuit against Morgan Stanley, and other work from midsize firms.
Can Lottery Winners Remain Anonymous?
Being allowed to remain anonymous, regardless of which lottery you win, is the exception rather than the rule today in the United States.
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Northern District's Chief Judge and Its Lone Republican Appointee Set to Go Senior
U.S. Chief District Judge Phyllis Hamilton and Judge Jeffrey White of the Northern District of California will be taking senior status at the end of the month, joining a wave of judicial vacancies paving the way for new appointments from President Joe Biden.
Midsize Moves: A Wisconsin Office Opening, a New Land Use Practice in Florida
Von Briesen & Roper expanded into Eau Claire, Wisconsin, with a new, five-attorney office, Kelley Kronenberg brought on partner Alicia J. Lewis to serve as business unit leader in its newly created land use and zoning practice, and other midsize moves.
GCs' Growing Roles Could Mean More Legal Department, Outside Counsel Hires
The Association of Corporate Counsel's 2021 Chief Legal Officers Survey found that legal departments may be looking to bulk up their ranks. But that doesn't necessarily mean that departments will find themselves spending any less on outside legal work.
Brown Rudnick Settles $300M Malpractice Suit Over Botched Bankruptcy Claim
Bankruptcy practice leader Edward Weisfelner, who'd been blamed for the blunder, announced his retirement Monday. The firm denies any connection between the developments.
'Go Back to China': AG William Tong Says He Faced Racism Over Coronavirus
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