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What Firms Can Learn From the Great Recession as They Confront the Next Crisis
With the Great Recession in the rearview mirror, history offers some important lessons to the law firms in the Second Hundred as they attempt to navigate through a coronavirus-fueled recession.
For the First Time in Years, the Second Hundred Matched the Top Tier's Growth
The Am Law Second Hundred in 2019 kept pace with the Am Law 100 in nearly every key metric, buoyed by significant growth among those in the bottom half of the list. Will they be able to do it again in a year defined by uncertainty?
Arent Fox Sues Ex-Partner Over Lateral Move to Kasowitz
In a new federal lawsuit, the firm claims IP litigator Jay Deshmukh breached a deal to pay the firm $96,000 to waive a 60-day notice provision.
Ex-Quinn Emanuel Technologist, Rocket Scientist Joins LTL in Los Angeles
“Litigation isn't rocket science, it's more difficult than that,” said Vincent Pollmeier, a former chief technology counsel at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan who has joined LTL Attorneys as a partner in Los Angeles.
New Study Finds Most Law Firms Mum on Mandatory Arbitration for Summer Associates
At least five notable firms will require their 2019 summer associate classes to agree to mandatory arbitration provisions, according to a new survey released Monday by students from the nation's top law schools. Nearly half of firms surveyed remained silent about whether they would ask their young talent to assent to such obligations.
California Was No Bear Market in 2017
From San Francisco to Silicon Beach, the Golden State was golden for Second Hundred firms.
Energy Bankruptcies Leave Some Law Firms Idling
Sometimes bankruptcy court bites back. A trio of Chapter 11 filings in recent weeks by Amfuel, Level Solar Inc. and RDX Technologies Corp. have a host of large law firms awaiting outstanding payments.
California IP Firm Sets Sights on New York
While some large law firms are cutting back on their intellectual property practices, California-based Knobbe, Martens, Olson & Bear is in expansion mode. The IP-focused firm, which saw its gross revenue rise to $220 million in 2016, is preparing to move five lawyers to a new office in New York.
A New Front Opens in the IP Wars
When a patent holder sued banks for infringement, Capital One fired back with an antitrust suit.
Pensions Pose an Increasing Threat for Some Firms
Payouts of retirement obligations are on the rise. Some firms are moving to limit liability.TRENDING STORIES
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