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Off the Grid: Big Firms and Their Far-Flung Offices
Whether it's Myanmar, Mongolia or Wyoming, global clients in remote locations make for unique outposts for some Am Law 200 and Global 100 firms.
Big Firms Flock to Windy City's Multiple Police Probes
Chicago has paid $760,000 to Wilmer, Taft Stettinius and an ex-Fried Frank partner to advise it on a U.S. Department of Justice probe into its troubled police department. McGuireWoods has also been retained by Chicago's police oversight agency to conduct an internal audit.
Nelson Mullins Partner Fires Back at SEC in Pay-to-Play Suit
Former DNC finance co-chair Robert Crowe is still a partner at Nelson Mullins as he battles the SEC, but the firm no longer identifies him as a leader of its government relations practice.
Baltimore Politics Delay Wilmer Fees in Police Probe
As part of a compromise related to a $6.4 million settlement with the family of Freddie Gray, the firm will have to wait a bit longer to be fully paid for its work for the city of Baltimore.
SEC Targets Nelson Mullins Partner in Alleged Pay-to-Play Scheme
Top Nelson Mullins government relations partner Robert Crowe quickly denied being part of an illegal scheme by State Street Corp. to win pension-servicing contracts in Ohio.
Amid Crisis, Chicago Turns to Winston's Dan Webb
After enduring the scolding of a federal judge last week, the city of Chicago's law department has tapped Winston & Strawn co-chairman Dan Webb to review the city's response to federal civil rights claims alleging police misconduct.
New Hires Beget New Horizons, Plus More Lateral Moves
Goodwin Procter launches a London private equity practice; Dentons arrives in Budapest; Fox Rothschild opens in Chicago; Polsinelli puts down stakes in Nashville; and other notable moves from throughout The Am Law 200.
Report: Nixon Peabody in Merger Talks With Chicago Firm
Nixon Peabody, having had unsuccessful tie-up talks in recent years with Blank Rome and Locke Lord, is now reportedly looking at a potential acquisition of Chicago's 100-lawyer Ungaretti & Harris. With roughly 100 lawyers, Ungaretti & Harris has seen its fortunes slip along with many midsize Windy City shops in recent years.
DLA Piper Nabs Ex-FDIC Chair, Plus More Lateral Moves
The world's second-largest firm by attorney head count adds two more former federal regulators to its ranks; American Apparel hires a Loeb & Loeb partner; Greenberg Traurig bags Edwards Wildman Palmer's Los Angeles partner-in-charge; Steptoe & Johnson snags an IP trio and more notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.TRENDING STORIES
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