As Dewey & LeBoeuf’s top partners move on to other firms, its debt is also changing hands.
Three out of four banks owed a reported $75 million by the crumbling law firm have sold part of the debt, a source tells the Am Law Daily. The… full story
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by Stewart A. Baker and Charles J. Dunlap Jr.
In this podcast, Show Trials author Peter Afrasiabi advocates for systemic changes to immigration courts.
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