A politically connected Denver lawyer has been censured for inflating the number of women and minorities who held equity stakes in his law firm in an effort to win legal…
“There’s as much chance of BigLaw dying as there is a return to normal,” says Ralph Baxter, chairman and CEO of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, summing the collective thoughts of…
Former Apple general counsel Daniel Cooperman is headed back to Bingham McCutchen, where one of his tasks will be helping the law firm better understand its corporate clients and their…
Chief legal officers are responding to corporate demands to cut legal costs by boosting in-house capabilities, often at the expense of their outside counsel, said a panel of chief legal…
Eleven major corporations have agreed to provide $30 million in funding for a new Inclusion Initiative intended to encourage companies to do business with law firms owned by women and…
In a litigation tactic that reportedly has never been tried before to combat a global malicious software attack, Microsoft Corp. won a sealed temporary restraining order in an ex parte…
The Securities and Exchange Commission is putting a damper on speculation that former Bank of America general counsel Timothy Mayopoulos got fired because of his legal advice.
A House committee has subpoenaed thousands of internal documents from a former Toyota lawyer who claims the automaker concealed evidence from courts and regulators.
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