International firm Ropes & Gray has relocated its Boston office to the Prudential Center, the firm said in a press release Thursday....
Good morning everyone! Today is Friday, October 1st. Here’s a quick recap of yesterday’s stories. Two former Mintz Levin Partners formed their...
Two former intellectual property attorneys for Mintz Levin have left the firm to form their own Boston-based boutique. The firm, dubbed Gilman...
Nixon Peabody has announced the arrival of new partner Kari K. Harris. Ms. Harris, who joins the firm from Ropes & Gray,...
Wolf Greenfield, New England’s largest firm dedicated to trademark law, filed 292 trademark applications last year according to a Marketwire post today...
Massachusetts has long since moved its economy toward tech and information based industries. The same holds true for its legal sector with...
Good morning everyone! Today is Thursday, April 1, and here’s a look back at yesterday’s news… Bestattorneysonline.com announce the top ten environmental...
A Federal Judge in Boston has ruled that mutual fund companies are subject to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act just as other companies who...
Good morning everyone! Today is Wednesday, February 24, and here’s a look back at yesterday’s stories… Curtis Mallet reports an increase in...
Jonathan Guest has joined McCarter & English as a partner in the firm’s Boston office’s Corporate, Securities, and Financial Institutions Group. Guest...
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The Boston Common Law Blog reports that Choate, Hall & Stewart, one of the oldest “Boston Brahmin firms,” has laid off 15...
Bingham McCutchen saw both revenue and profits rise in 2008, the firm reports. Gross revenue for the Boston-based firm totaled $767 million...
