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'The World Is Catching Up': Long List of Lawsuits Shows Tom Girardi Owes Tens of Millions of Dollars
A review of lawsuits filed in the past two years reveals that Tom Girardi and his firm, Girardi Keese, allegedly defaulted on million-dollar loans from numerous litigation financing firms, failed to pay clients their settlement funds and ignored fee arrangements with other lawyers. In addition, former firm partners, including retired name partner Robert Keese, and vendors for office equipment, court reporter services and security guards at his home have filed lawsuits.
Hire Up: The DC Revolving Door Starts Turning
Attorneys from Capitol Hill and regulatory agencies are starting to find new homes in Big Law, while demand remains high for government veterans who've already established themselves in private practice.
Big Firms' Retreat From Trump, GOP Reveals Increasing Vulnerability to Public Relations Offensive
Crisis communication pros say the majority of law firms do not have the adequate resources to respond to "a multi-front war" of social media, paid media and protests.
Porter Wright Withdraws From Pennsylvania Election Case Amid Public Scrutiny
Late Thursday, Porter Wright Morris & Arthur withdrew from a federal lawsuit that alleged 'irregularities' in Pennsylvania's election procedure. It has also been involved in state court cases over the election.
Arizona Firms Quietly Explore Opportunities From Ownership Rules Change
One firm fielded a call from an accounting firm curious about a partnership, while another is weighing a subsidiary with nonlawyer shareholders. But regulations governing the new reality still need to be clarified.
Big Law Backs Portland and Minneapolis Protesters' Abuse-of-Force Suits
Several large firms have a hand in a wave of litigation over protests in Minneapolis and the use of federal law enforcement in Portland, Oregon.
Armstrong Teasdale Launches in Utah as Salt Lake City Boom Continues
Former Snell & Wilmer partner Michael Gehret says his new firm has ambitions to add dozens of lawyers in Salt Lake City, which has been cementing its reputation as a high-tech hub.
Big Law Goes Remote: Updates on Law Firm Closures During the Coronavirus Crisis
Firms across the country are making decisions on whether to keep offices open amid the coronavirus pandemic. We catalog here those firms that have confirmed their plans.
Big Law Has Saturated the Biggest U.S. Cities. Where Is the Next Frontier?
From Phoenix to Nashville, large firms are now pushing into emerging markets in search of growth—and finding risks and rewards along the way.
Chasing New Frontiers, Brownstein Expands in Nevada and Adds Wyoming Outpost
Already well established in federal lobbying, Brownstein is focusing on expanding its state-level government affairs and regulatory practices.TRENDING STORIES
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