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Amid Lateral Hiring Tear, Haynes and Boone Gets New Financial Investigations Chair From Winston
Richard Weber, a recent Winston & Strawn partner and former general counsel of the New York State Department of Financial Services, is joining Haynes and Boone’s New York office as chair of the firm’s financial services investigations and enforcement practice group, as the law firms continue their successful summer hiring season.
Read MoreS&C Obtains Mandamus Stay for FirstEnergy in Important Case for Confidentiality of Internal Investigations
Sullivan & Cromwell successfully stayed a federal court decision that threatened to erode the work product doctrine and attorney-client confidentiality in a widely followed appeal that will have a big impact on corporate internal investigations. The appeal stemmed from a securities class action filed against FirstEnergy Corp. in an Ohio federal court, which sought billions…
Read MoreAkerman Advises Hidden Harbor Capital Partners in Strategic Investment by Lathan McKee Architects in LED Architecture
Regarding the investment in Lambert Ezell Durham Architecture, LLC (LED) by Lathan Associates Architects P.C. (Lathan McKee), Akerman acted as a representative for the private equity fund Hidden Harbor Capital Partners (Hidden Harbor). LED has joined the expanding L&M Group of Companies, a network of architectural and design firms serving the Southeastern United States, as…
Read MoreNorton Rose Fulbright advises Scatec on financing for Egyptian battery storage project
Scatec, a major developer of renewable energy solutions, received financial advice from Norton Rose Fulbright about the financing of its Obelisk project, which consists of 1.1GW of solar power and 100MW/200MWh of battery energy storage.
Read MoreTrade Lawyers Navigate Shifting Tariffs as Clients Seek Guidance
Due to shifting economic data and presidential comments, trade lawyers are unable to identify a single best alternative for clients who are struggling with the tariffs.
Read MoreEx-Lewis Brisbois Lawyers John Barber and Jeffrey Ranen Dissolved Their Employment Law Firm 2 Years Ago. Where Are They Now?
Following a story that he was defending a former employee who was suing a long-standing queer bar in Los Angeles for discrimination, John Barber’s is once again in the news. Currently, a variety of employment lawsuit cases are being handled by his firm, Elite Trial Group. There are currently 27 pending employment cases at Atticus…
Read MoreAfter 40-Lawyer Team Jumps To Crowell, Reed Smith Eyes Fresh Opportunities
Recently, a group of 40 managed care lawyers, including 16 partners, departed Reed Smith to join Crowell & Moring. According to Reed Smith, the company sees the chance for less contentious work in the future and the team’s departure is not a barrier. Reed Smith may be downplaying the impact of the setback, according to…
Read MoreAfter Speedy Merger, McDermott Will & Schulte Working Now to Integrate Leadership, Partners
After launching a website that unifies the names of the two firms, McDermott Will & Schulte, a recently established Am Law 50 law firm, announced last Monday that it is consolidating its leadership across key management committees.
Read MorePaul Weiss US Private Equity Partner Walks to Willkie
The most recent departure from Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison’s U.S. business occurs when one of its partners departs the San Francisco office to work for rival Willkie Farr & Gallagher.
Read MoreArnold & Porter Continues Raiding K&L Gates Amid Big Law Summer Hiring
The fact that Arnold & Porter hired a group from K&L Gates shows that giant firms are still luring sizable lateral groups away from competitors. In the meantime, Paul Weiss’s deal lawyer Bharath Mohan joined McGuireWoods as a partner. Former FDA lawyers are brought in by Hogan Lovells and Barnes & Thornburg in Washington, D.C.
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