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Meet the Lawyers Defending Donald Trump in Jan. 6 Case
The defense team composition highlights how large law firms continue to stay away from Donald Trump, but he is benefiting from the guidance and experience of Big Law alumni.
Big Law Associate Deferrals 'Bleed Into East Coast'
"The largest driver of cost savings would stem from a reduction in the size of a firm's new associate class," Decipher's Greg Hamman said.
Katten Lays Off Lawyers and Staff While Deferring Some Associates
"The decision reflects the reality of the business environment in which we find ourselves," the firm said.
Quinn Emanuel Reports Data Breach Impacting a 'Small Portion' of Clients and Matters
Quinn Emanuel has joined the growing number of Am Law 100 firms that have suffered a cyberattack this year, according to filings with state attorneys general last week.
BCLP Dropped From Data Breach Class Action, But New Claim Arises
The firm is now, however, subject to another class action connected to a data breach which allegedly hit as many as 51,000 Mondelez employees.
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BCLP, Loeb & Loeb, Gibson Dunn and Orrick Reported Data Breaches in June
A client of Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner stated the law firm's breach impacted 51,110 employees, while BCLP declined to say whether other clients were impacted.
Big Law Continues to Face Layoffs, Deferrals Amid Depressed Demand
Several Big Law firms have announced layoffs and associate class deferrals as they face depressed demand across sectors and geographies.
Gibson Dunn Hires O'Melveny Restructuring Co-Chair in New York
Joseph Zujkowski joined Gibson Dunn after 10 years at his former firm.
Dechert Becomes the Latest Firm Caught in Boom-and-Bust Hiring Cycle
The cuts announced last week return the firm to 2021 staffing levels.
US Law Firm Leasing Strengthens in Q1, Outpacing Pandemic Levels
U.S. leasing activity in the start of 2023 was the highest it's been since before the pandemic, a new Savills report found, but more firms are staying put, instead of relocating like at the end of 2022.TRENDING STORIES
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