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Cooley Lands Facebook In-House Cybersecurity Leader
Tiana Demas had overseen cybersecurity law and investigations in Facebook's legal department since September 2018. Her move is the latest cybersecurity partner hire at an Am Law 100 firm.
Why Law Firms Are Leaning More on LinkedIn for Marketing and Branding
The B2B social network has seen a massive uptick in usage, both paid and unpaid, from law firms over the past year and especially over the last six months. Exactly what are firms using it for?
As Boies Schiller Stumbles in Transition, Questions of Firm's Viability Swirl
Nick Gravante's stunning departure from the firm he helped lead through a messy transition has put Boies Schiller Flexner's future in doubt, industry experts and sources close to the firm say.
Boyd Johnson, Top Lawyer at Soros Investment Firm, Returns to Wilmer
"The choice to go to Wilmer came down to the same choice I made in 2011, when I left the U.S. attorney's office. It was about the people and the culture. I have great friends at the firm who also happen to be extraordinary lawyers," Johnson said.
Kirkland Snags Wilmer's Reginald Brown, Leading Congressional Investigations Lawyer
Brown is set to formally join Kirkland & Ellis on Dec. 1. He will be accompanied by three fellow Wilmer partners, including Daniel Chaudoin, Jeremy Dresner and Daniel Kearney.
Skadden Snags Shay Dvoretzky From Jones Day to Lead New SCOTUS Practice
"Every time a new justice is appointed, you have to study that justice's questions and opinions to understand what will appeal to them. The results can be surprising," says Dvoretzky, who clerked for the late Justice Antonin Scalia and who had been at Jones Day for 18 years.
Porter Wright Withdraws From Pennsylvania Election Case Amid Public Scrutiny
Late Thursday, Porter Wright Morris & Arthur withdrew from a federal lawsuit that alleged 'irregularities' in Pennsylvania's election procedure. It has also been involved in state court cases over the election.
Another Open Letter: Lawyer Suing Goldman Sachs Calls For End to Arbitration Requirements
The former in-house attorney at Goldman Sachs has alleged that she was fired for trying to provide information to internal investigators in an investigation of the legal department.
Do Controversial Clients Hurt Young Lawyer Recruitment?
Is a socially conscious generation of young attorneys taking issue with who law firms represent?
How Firms Bulked Up Their Digital Marketing Strategies During the Pandemic
As expected, the pandemic brought an increase in law firms' use of and reliance on digital marketing and social media, and they are getting better at it.TRENDING STORIES
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