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In New Approach, Big Law Firm Uses NFT to Serve Court Papers on Anonymous Defendants
"This gives us one mechanism to at least serve legal process on a person who controls an address that's involved with the virtual currency that was affected," said Andrew Balthazor of Holland & Knight.
Miami Lawyer John Ruiz Made $2 Billion in the Final Days of SPAC Fever. Can He Keep It?
Class action lawyer and Medicare payments entrepreneur John Ruiz is down $19 billion as his public company trades at $1 following a disastrous IPO. But Ruiz, holder of over 2 billion shares, is still doing better than he was before the transaction.
In Miami's Talent War, Poaching Season Looms Over Fla. Firms and Satellite Offices
"Are you happy at your job?" is the word on the street in Miami as talent-hungry Big Law entrants eye below-market associates and high-achieving partners.
Big Law Trusts & Estates Work Risky But Rising
Law firms recognize the demand from baby boomers passing along their wealth to the next generation. But underwriters look at the practice and see big potential payouts.
Deal Watch: Wave of Deals Over $10B, Twitter 'On Hold', Grindr Goes Public
Four deals over $10 billion and complications in Musk's Twitter acquisition highlight the bounceback week in M&A.
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Acquisitions Under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act
Authors: Stephen M. Axinn, Blaine V. Fogg, Neal R. Stoll, Bruce J. Prager, Joseph P. Nisa
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Paul Hastings Continues Lateral Spree, Lands 3 Energy Partners From Shearman
Robert Freedman and Gregory Tan were previously the co-heads of Shearman's project development and finance practice, while Alexandro Padres was the head of the Latin America practice group there.
'GCs Hire Lawyers, Not Firms': Why This Big Law Sports & Entertainment Lawyer Went Midsize
Flexible rates and transparent compensation helped midsize global law firm Rimon PC lure Holland & Knight's Paul Loving.
Big Law Firms Welcome Larger Summer Associate Classes to In-Office Work and Entertainment
Kirkland will host more than 500 lawyers across its global footprint. And Dechert and McDermott reported their largest classes in recent history, with 77 and 93 U.S. summers, respectively.
Higher Billing Rates, More Reflection Are Leading Some in Big Law to Go Small
Some lawyers are heading into smaller firms or launching their own boutiques, due to a mix of billing rate pressures, remote-work flexibility and taking a breather after a busy 2021.
As Billing Rates and Client Pressure Collide, a Turning Point Looms
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