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A former corporate insider who alerted the SEC to a widespread, multi-year securities law violation has been awarded a $4.1 million bounty, the agency said today. The insider, […]
All eyes were on Justice Anthony M. Kennedy in today’s U.S. Supreme Court clash between Colorado’s anti-discrimination laws and free speech. But the swing-justice didn’t give away which […]
Several health-care lawyers from Baker & Hostetler LLP joined Morgan Lewis in Houston, significantly expanding the firm’s health care and litigation practices, Morgan Lewis announced today. Three partners—Scott […]
Squire Patton Boggs has scooped up a Dallas litigation boutique run by a former Department of Justice cybercrime prosecutor in the firm’s latest move to expand its cybersecurity […]
By Janet Lorin University also seeks to commit $130 million to Toronto fund Finance chief touts potential to generate meaningful returns The University of Michigan plans to bolster […]
By Robert Langreth, David McLaughlin, and Zachary Tracer Companies announced $67.5 billion takeover on Sunday Aetna shares trade below $207 price, signaling investor worryBy Robert Langreth, David McLaughlin and Zachary Tracer CVS […]
Ask a woman in litigation if she’s ever been mistaken for a court reporter, and there’s a good chance she’ll say yes. Teri Drew, who specializes in the […]
Microsoft has quietly unveiled new parameters for its outside counsel, and, in an effort to step away from the billable hour, announced it hopes to shift 90 percent […]
By the time A.J. Kess joined Travelers’ Insurance Company as the chief legal officer in December 2016, the year was basically over. Nonetheless, Travelers tallied his total compensation […]
In a move that illustrates how the professional services market is changing, about half of General Electric’s tax department — once described as as ‘the world’s best tax law […]
The only large U.S. law firm in the country dedicated solely to immigration work is in crisis management mode in the wake of President Donald Trump’s immigration order. “It’s […]
Is the job market for law school graduates back to pre-recession conditions? Well, it at least looks that way at the top, if you ask Cornell Law School Dean […]
Global industry has done it. It has built a vast network where the need for speed and hunger for information often put data protection on the back bench. […]
When we talk about women in the legal market, it’s critical to recognize that the problem doesn’t stem from one individual concern, but rather complex, fundamental challenges. It’s […]
PwC recently released their annual survey of large UK firms. Among other things, they surveyed the role of technology in the reshaping of the delivery of legal services. […]
Editor’s Note: The author is the Louis Stein Chair at Fordham Law School, where he directs the Louis Stein Center for Law and Ethics. By Bruce A. Green, Fordham Law […]
Editor’s Note: The author of this post is a data scientist at Paul Hastings, and author of a column called “Matters of Opinion.” By Tom Barnett, Special Counsel, Paul Hastings, LLP We […]
Editor’s Note: The author is the former editor in chief of The American Lawyer, is a partner at a law firm consulting group. By Aric Press, PP&C Consulting Is […]
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