Weil Gotshal Offers Big Bucks to Deferred Associates
Weil, Gotshal & Manges has announced it is deferring its incoming associates' start dates to January 2010, and is asking…
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Former DHS Secretary Chertoff Joins Covington & Burling
Former Department of Homeland Security secretary and federal appellate court judge Michael Chertoff is joining Covington & Burling's white-collar defense…
Edwards Angell Lays Off 25 Attorneys, 35 Staffers
Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge has announced today the layoffs of 25 lawyers and 35 staff. That's roughly 15% of…
Dechert Lays Off 63 Lawyers, 62 Staff
With what the firm officially characterizes as "deep regret," Dechert has laid off 63 lawyers and 62 staffers today. The…
Morning News Roundup for Thursday
Good morning! Here are the top stories: SJ Berwin is launching a new dedicated China and East Asia practice with…
Quinn Emanuel Holds Layoffs Today
Quinn Emanuel has confirmed it laid off "a handful" of people for lack of work today. Rumors in the blawgosphere…
Sokolove to Expand, Rebrand
The Law Offices of James Sokolove is changing its name to Sokolove Law LLC, as it rebrands and expands its…
IP Attorney Group Joins Merchant & Gould
Four attorneys specializing in intellectual property have left Michael Best & Friedrich in Madison, Wisconsin to join Minneapolis' Merchant &…
Day Ketterer Expands into New Ohio Office
Ohio law firm Day Ketterer has added a Hudson office, its third in the state after Canton and Cleveland. The…
Ballard Spahr Defers Start Dates
Ballard Spahr has informed its incoming class that it is delaying 2009 start dates to September 2010. There will be…
Judge: Defunct Firm Can Sue Lowenstein Sandler Over Defections
Essex County, New Jersey Superior Court Judge Donald Goldman has ruled that defunct law firm Ravin Sarasohn may sue Lowenstein…
Morning News Roundup for Wednesday
A lot's going on! Here are the top stories: Chicago’s Goldberg Kohn has cut about one-quarter of its associates, and…