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New Jersey Law Journal

Offit Kurman Combines With 70-Year-Old Firm in Latest Regional Expansion

The mid-Atlantic firm is adding about a dozen lawyers from New York's Salon Marrow in its third expansion in the city this year.
4 minute read

Pro Mid Market

This Is How We Do It: Automation as a Teaching Tool in Law Practice

Automation removes routine tasks from the lawyer's calendar, allowing them to spend more time practicing at the tops of their law licenses—you know, making more money. Automation supports the traditional lawyer's role, in much the same way that a paralegal does—it does not replace the lawyer.
4 minute read

The Recorder

Covington Celebrates 10th Anniversary With New Silicon Valley Digs

The high-powered firm, known for its connection in the nation's capital, has a new home in East Palo Alto.
3 minute read

International Edition

Pinsents France managing partner leaves to start boutique firm

Christoph Maurer has departed after six years at the firm
2 minute read

International Edition

Seoul and Tokyo: A Tale of 2 Legal Markets

South Korea has no plans to further open up its legal market to foreign law firms but liberalization continues in Japan.
8 minute read

The American Lawyer

Senior SEC Attorney Lands at White & Case

Era Anagnosti is joining the firm's Washington office amid a growth spurt and a doubling-down on its capital markets practice.
4 minute read

National Law Journal

Ex-Big Law Associate Launches International Boutique in DC

After stints at Paul Hastings, Freshfields and Allen & Overy, Diogo Pereira is teaming up with a Brazilian colleague to launch his own cross-border shop.
3 minute read

The American Lawyer

Dykema, Lewis Brisbois Expand Out West

The two Am Law 200 firms have absorbed the bulk of smaller outfits in Minneapolis and Las Vegas, including one that once advised the inventor of the Tilt-A-Whirl theme park ride.
4 minute read

Pro Mid Market

Branding Your Firm by Shaping It

Firms throughout the country have retained branding consultants to help them become more distinctive … largely by changing their name (mostly by shortening it), creating a distinctive logo, developing a catchy tag line, advertising themselves (as on NPR), or affixing their names to charity events. How much have mid-size firms achieved “brand equity” or “competitive differentiation” from these efforts?
7 minute read

International Edition

The Transfer Window: latest partner hires for Travers, A&O and Eversheds Sutherland

A round-up of the latest moves across the legal sector at firms including CC, Hogan Lovells and CMS
6 minute read

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