The Am Law 200 firm is planning a move to the Neuhoff, a former meatpacking plant under development north of downtown Nashville.
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DOJ Antitrust Leaders Exit for Skadden, Foley & Lardner
The lawyers were chief and assistant chief in the Washington criminal II section of the DOJ’s antitrust division.
Ballooning Nonequity Tiers Will Require Law Firms to Manage Ranks Closely
“Given the equity partner promotion ratios, [firms] could be looking at a long-term problem,” said law firm consultant Brad Hildebrandt.
After 47 Years, Denver's Moye White to Wind Down After Most Lawyers Join Fennemore Craig
“We’ve found this mass lateral hiring works depending on the situation,” said Fennemore CEO James Goodnow. “It’s a very clean way to do a transaction.”
Supreme Court's Decision in Mifepristone Case Could Depend on Doctors' Standing
The justices’ intense questioning suggested skepticism, even by members of the court’s conservative majority, of the plaintiffs’ theory of standing in the case.
Prosecutors Accuse Trump of Violating Gag Order in Online Attacks Against Judge's Daughter
Trump’s lawyers say prosecutors are misinterpreting the order.
These South Florida Yacht Brokers May Need Representation as Antitrust Class Surfaces
“Because this is such a big case, … we expect other suits to follow,” said Ricardo Martinez-Cid, of Miami’s Podhurst Oreck.
Judge Dismisses Solar Power Startup from Lawsuit Alleging Fraud By Ex-CEO
Origis USA’s attorneys at Latham & Watkins, in a motion to dismiss, argued that their client “is not, and has never been, a proper party to this lawsuit.”
Promoting 'Comfortable Diversity' Can Impact Firms' Bottom Lines
In this week’s Legal Speak episode, Chanel T. Rowe, of Johnson & Johnson, shares why she thinks promoting “comfortable diversity” can improve firms’ bottom lines and how she’s helping level the legal playing field.
Revenue Flattens at Dechert, But Firm Sees 'Turnaround' in Interest Rate-Sensitive Practices
“The last three years, when you look at them as a whole, were the best three years we’ve ever had,” said co-chair David Forti.