Perkins Coie Seeks to Permanently Block Trump's Executive Order, as DOJ Moves to Dismiss
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Two amicus briefs were submitted in support of Perkins Coie, one from 11 legal advocacy...
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Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are asking for a 10-year prison sentence for Christopher Kamon,...
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In the wake of ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo's tally of state-funded legal expenses, a bill has been...
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Blanche and U.S. Senior District Court Judge Frederic Block spoke about criminal justice and...
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Businesses should have greater opportunities to provide structural remedies in merger cases, said...
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“There is still enforcement staff and career staff that will seek to vindicate the agency's...
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A long-term strategy of hiring up-market partners and emphasizing high-end client work continues to...
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Dealogic figures show a slight uptick in overall M&A during tumultuous...
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This litigation surge surfaced on Law.com Radar, which detected a 297% spike in claims for...
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The court seemed closely divided over whether a Planned Parenthood patient can use a civil rights...
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"This case—in this moment—cries out for this Court's full attention," counsel for Cathy...
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"With the external talent market somewhat exhausted, Fortune 500 companies are investing more in...
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The new office will be staffed by 16 lawyers from Karr Tuttle Campbell, a local firm that shuttered...
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“I was considering Paul Weiss as a potential summer option based on the strength of their...
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The latest case, filed March 31 in Clark County, Nevada, by Robbins LLP and The O'Mara Law Firm,...
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Leadership "concluded that it was in the Firm's best interest to agree with the Administration's...
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European companies that have U.S. contracts and elect to comply with new Trump administration rules...
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The firm posted an increase of 16.7% in profits per equity partner in...
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The deal has similar conditions to Trump's deal with Willkie Farr & Gallagher and Skadden,...
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“Obviously, since President Trump is targeting firms that displease him, all three face the...
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INTERVIEW DATE: April 8, 2025 LOCATION: Heise Suarez Melville
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Eight attorneys from Greenberg Traurig, P.A. will speak at the 2025 eMerge Americas technology conference March 27-28 at the Miami Beach Convention...
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Chief Judge Cecilia M. Altonaga
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Two amicus briefs were submitted in support of Perkins Coie, one from 11 legal advocacy organizations, including the ACLU, and a second from past presidents of the D.C. Bar. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are asking for a 10-year prison sentence for Christopher Kamon, the former accounting head of Girardi Keese. Click Here To Read The Full Article
In the wake of ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s tally of state-funded legal expenses, a bill has been advanced by Democrats in the New York State Legislature aimed at having the state comptroller assess whether a public officer’s legal representation is reasonable. It would make it harder for a public officer to hire multiple firms to work […]
Blanche and U.S. Senior District Court Judge Frederic Block spoke about criminal justice and sentencing reform at Brooklyn Law School. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Businesses should have greater opportunities to provide structural remedies in merger cases, said Gail Slater, who heads the U.S. Justice Department’s Antitrust Division, and Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson. Click Here To Read The Full Article