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Barnes & Thornburg Partner Leaves Firm After Representing My Pillow CEO in Suit
The Am Law 100 firm said the partner didn't receive "authorization" for the suit.
George Floyd's Death Ushered in a New Era of Law Firm Activism and There's No Going Back
The death of George Floyd caused law firm leaders to speak out about racial justice. And they've continued to do so on other issues such as election interference and voting rights.
Jones Day Recruits Another Big Batch of Supreme Court Law Clerks
The firm was able to continue its signature annual foray into recruiting former U.S. Supreme Court law clerks this year, adding nine in recent months.
As Law Firms Hire More GCs, Once-Clear Lines Are Blurring
In what some recruiters say is a growing trend, corporate GCs are finding new jobs at firms, where they hope to leverage their business skills and contacts in building a practice.
Lincoln Project's Latest Target in Big Law Reveals Risks of Employees in Politics
"Radical groups are making it very difficult" these days for a state lawmaker to hold a job with a big law firm or company, said Georgia state Sen. John Albers, who resigned as CIO of Fisher Phillips.
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Amid 2020 Challenges, Thompson Hine Grew Slightly, Furthered Efficiency Efforts
At the Am Law 200 firm, budgeting is mandatory for most work in 11 of 16 practice areas, which managing partner Deborah Read said helps lawyers work efficiently.
Who Won After the Election? Law Firms
Wilmer, Kasowitz Benson, Perkins Coie and Jones Day walked away after Election Day with hefty dollar fee disbursements from political clients.
Morgan Lewis Seeking to Cut Ties With Trump
A spokesperson for Morgan Lewis indicated that it is working to wrap up its long-running tax work for the former president and his companies. Alston & Bird and Seyfarth Shaw have said they've ceased representations.
First Trump, Then His Businesses: Some Firms Flee, While Others Lay Low
Seyfarth joins a slew of corporations, banks and a handful of firms that have pulled away from the outgoing president.TRENDING STORIES
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