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32 Firms Line Up to Fight 'Unfinished Business' Doctrine at Calif. High Court
From Akin Gump to Wilson Sonsini, law firms are protesting the principle that bankruptcy trustees can claw back profits from client matters that partners take with them from defunct firms.
Kirkland Among Big Firms Picking Up Payless Bankruptcy Roles
Armstrong Teasdale, Kirkland & Ellis, Munger, Tolles & Olson and Canada's Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt are advising Payless ShoeSource Inc., as the Topeka, Kansas-based shoe retailer filed for bankruptcy Tuesday in St. Louis and announced plans to shutter 400 stores.
Jenner & Block Sees End to Two-Year Bull Run
The Chicago-based firm, well-known for its commitment to pro bono work, saw its financial performance level off in 2016 as gross revenue dipped and head count spiked following three years of strong financial growth.
The Firms That Rule the DC Swamp
A spectator's guide to the tangled web of big-firm networks in Donald Trump's Washington.
Revolving Door Goes Into Overdrive as Munger, Others Raid Federal Agencies
It was another day of musical chairs in the capital, with Donald Verrilli bringing another Jenner & Block alum to Munger Tolles, King & Spalding picking up an ex-Florida congressman, a colleague of Sally Yates landing at Linklaters, and the EPA's top lawyer joining Gibson Dunn.
Resolution of Key Matters Causes Profit Dip at Munger Tolles
The Los Angeles-based firm saw declines in several key financial metrics in 2016, as gross revenue, partner profits and revenue per lawyer fell for the second straight year. Despite some big name lateral hires, Munger, Tolles & Olson's head count also slipped below 200.
Snap This—Cooley Snags Nearly $2M in Snapchat IPO Fees
Shares of Snap Inc., the parent company of photo-sharing and ephemeral messaging service Snapchat, surged in their market debut Thursday. Cooley has taken the lead for the company on its initial public offering, one that values the company at $33 billion. The firm holds shares now worth some $11.7 million.
Brownstein, Looking to Grow in D.C., Sues Simpson Thacher, JAMS Over Real Estate
As it seeks extra space for its downtown Washington, D.C., office, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck is suing Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, its landlord, and the arbitration company JAMS Inc., a new tenant, over a subleased part of its building at 1155 F St. NW.
Behind Munger Tolles' Surprising Big Bet on DC
When former U.S. Solicitor General Donald Verrilli joined Munger, Tolles & Olson to launch a new office for the Los Angeles-based firm, it was an unconventional move on both sides.
Jenner Elevates Three to Fill Gap at Top of Appellate Group
After two surprise moves left Jenner & Block's appellate practice without an obvious leader, the firm has turned to Matthew Hellman and Jessica Ring Amunson in D.C. and Chicago partner Michael Brody as a co-chair trifecta.TRENDING STORIES
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