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Despite Q1 Dip, Leasing Activity Expected to Rebound as Law Firms Plan for the Future
Law firms are taking advantage of favorable market conditions and making longer-term commitments amid an apparent shift toward "densification."
Clifford Chance Lands Covington's Funds Leader in NYC
William Sturman is joined at Clifford Chance by former Covington special counsel Kelly Labritz. The Magic Circle firm lost a New York funds partner to Kirkland last July.
Pillsbury, Touting Inroads in Tech, Continues Profit Growth in 2021
The firm's revenue grew 8% and net income 11.9%, as it captured more transformational tech, life sciences and energy transition work.
Enforcement Aimed at the Tech Sector Is Driving Lateral Movement in Droves
In the most recent move, Amy Jane Longo, the former head of the trial unit for the SEC's Los Angeles Regional Office, joined Ropes & Gray.
White & Case Plans Transition Away From Russian Oligarch Client
White & Case is searching for lawyers to take over for the firm in its 6-year representation of Viktor Vekselberg, an associate of Vladimir Putin.
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With Fewer Lawyers, Morrison & Foerster Sees Double-Digit Profit Growth
"It was a landmark year for the firm," Morrison & Foerster chairman Larren Nashelsky said, noting that he and his firm "play the long game."
Morrison & Foerster Moves Into Texas With Austin Office
California-founded Morrison & Foerster launched in Austin with lateral partner hires in intellectual property litigation and corporate/emerging company practices, led by Bradley Wine, the global co-chair of litigation who is moving to Austin from Washington, D.C.
White & Case Lawyer Represents Sanctioned Russian Oligarch Amid Ukraine Invasion
Although not unethical, representation of oligarchs—especially sanctioned individuals—has already proved a challenge for legal recruitment for some law firms.
Deal Watch: M&A Picks Up, Russia's Invasion of Ukraine Looms Large
Geopolitical concerns are drawing scrutiny on European markets and Russian client relationships.
Bonuses and Beyond: Law Firms Wrap Up Lucrative Year With Record-High Rewards
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