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Practice Leaders Pick Up Stakes, Plus More Lateral Moves
A half-dozen big firms shuffled practice leaders within the past week; Skadden snags a high-profile arbitration expert in Hong Kong; the founding partner of Weil's Rhode Island office departs; and other notable laterals from throughout The Am Law 200.
DLA Piper's John Altorelli Has Left the Building
The former Dewey & LeBoeuf partner, who spoke out about the firm's downfall prior to its subsequent demise, is leaving DLA Piper to help form a business.
Chadbourne Pays $35M in Stanford Ponzi Suit; Proskauer Faces New Class Action
After striking a deal with Chadbourne & Parke, investors are hoping for another chance to pursue claims that Proskauer Rose helped R. Allen Stanford conceal his Ponzi scheme from regulators.
Milbank, Latham, Davis Polk Advise on BATS, Big Casino IPOs
After a slow start to 2016, capital markets in the U.S. are finally warming up with a bevy of high-profile public listings for a pair of big casino companies, as well as an electronic exchange operator, all of whom are sending millions in legal fees to Am Law 100 coffers.
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Life Goes On for Lawyers After Bank Regulators Reject 'Living Wills'
Seven major banks flunked a regulatory test this week. Luckily for the law firms involved, there's still time for a do-over.
Two Big Firms Reap Benefits From Cybersecurity IPO
Five years after paying $612 million for cybersecurity company SecureWorks Corp., tech giant Dell Inc. is poised to pull off an IPO valuing the former at $1.4 billion. Hogan Lovells and Davis Polk & Wardwell also stand to benefit from 2016's first big tech listing.
Deal Watch: Jones Day, Weil and Wachtell Paint the Town
A bucket of Am Law 100 firms have soaked up work on a big-time paint industry purchase.
Dewey Defense Says COO, not Defendants, Responsible for Unpaid Loans
The finger pointing continued Tuesday in the Dewey & LeBoeuf criminal trial, after a former partner testified that Dewey had failed to make promised bank loan repayments and left him holding the bag.Dewey Trial: A Timeline of Key Events
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