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The Churn: Lateral Moves
The Churn: Lateral Moves and Promotions in The Am Law 200
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The Am Law Daily
May 16, 2012
Dewey Makes New York Headquarters Closing Official With Notice to State
No dissolution vote is scheduled and no bankruptcy has been filed, but Dewey's lawyers and staff are moving on.
Morgan Stanley's Barron Returns to Cravath as Litigation Partner
After serving as the investment bank's chief legal officer for two years, Frank Barron rejoins the firm where he spent three decades.
Facebook Lists $2.6 Million in Legal Fees Ahead of Friday IPO
As Facebook employees prepare to reap the spoils of the company's looming stock offering, Fenwick & West also stands to benefit from its representation of a key Silicon Valley client.
Ralph...Has Left the Building
Orrick's iconoclastic leader—who is known as much for his failed merger attempts as for his vision—prepares to step down.
The Careerist: Ex-Wilmer Lawyer Pens Novel About Financial Meltdown
Cristina Alger wrote her first novel while she was an associate at Wilmer. How did she do it?
Citibank Report Shows Modest Growth in Demand for Law Firms' Services
Citi Private Bank's latest report found a ray of sunshine for the law firm industry during the first quarter of 2012, as demand grew modestly. But there were also some dark clouds as expense growth outpaced revenue growth even more than in 2011.
The Global Lawyer: Will Canada be the Global Backstop for U.S. Courts?
After the U.S. courts stopped policing global securities fraud, Canada became a global class action haven. Now the U.S. courts seem on the verge of abandoning their global oversight of corporate human rights offenses. Will Canada again step into the breach?
Guard Duty
Critics say that the FCPA monitor program should be scaled back. But enforcement officials remain committed to it.
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