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indemnification agreement by cutting off fees for one of his three defense firms. According to the Delaware complaint, one of Cognizant's lawyers at Latham & Watkins dropped the news the day before Thanksgiving that the company was going to stop advancing fees to Bohrer PLLC, which is representing Schwartz along

ped the news the day before Thanksgiving that the company was going to stop advancing fees to Bohrer PLLC, which is representing Schwartz along with BigLaw mainstay Paul Weiss and New Jersey-headquartered Gibbons PC. The cut-off firm was founded by Jeremy Rohrer, the former general counsel at Level Glo

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ig The former general counsel of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has become the latest Trump administration official to return to BigLaw, joining Greenberg Traurig LLP's office in Washington, D.C., the firm said Tuesday. Read full article » Divided Senate Confirms Biden Pick For DOJ

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The Pro Bono Fight For Mail-In Voting With the U.S. presidential election looming and the coronavirus pandemic still raging, pro bono attorneys at BigLaw firms are increasingly jumping into court battles over mail-in voting that are moving at unprecedented speed. Read full article » 33-Year-Old Trum

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& Knight. Read full article » LEGAL INDUSTRY Ex-Jones Day Associates Hit Firm With $200M Bias Suit A group of former Jones Day associates hit the BigLaw powerhouse with a $200 million pregnancy and gender discrimination suit Wednesday, accusing the firm of systematically underpaying women, devaluing

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sis BigLaw Forced Arbitration Expected To Survive Amid #MeToo Even though social media pressure spurred on by Harvard law students has led several BigLaw firms to change course on mandatory arbitration, experts say arbitration has gotten a bad rap and so-called coercive contracts, in some form, will

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ure attack. Michael Hall of HighQ Solutions Ltd. discusses five threats to look out for in the next 12 months. Read full article » LEGAL INDUSTRY BigLaw Firms Take Cravath's Cue On Holiday Bonuses Shortly after Cravath Swaine & Moore LLP's announcement that the firm would dole out end-of-year bonuse

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al Deposit Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve Bank of New York EFTA00032903 --- PAGE BREAK --- Many midsize and smaller law firms have an edge over BigLaw when it comes to transitioning to remote work, but the longer-term potential impact on business development is weighing heavily on them. Read full

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ominees to be confirmed. Read full article » Ex-Jones Day Associates Hit Firm With $200M Bias Suit A group of former Jones Day associates hit the BigLaw powerhouse with a $200 million pregnancy and gender discrimination suit Wednesday, accusing the firm of systematically underpaying women, devaluing

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heated battles along the way. THE STATE OF THE LEGAL INDUSTRY The Law360 400 Kirkland & Ellis LLP has redefined what it means to be the biggest of BigLaw — weighing in at 2,116 attorneys by year end 2018 and becoming the first firm since Law360 began tracking law firm head counts to top 2,000 U.S.-ba

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ased U.S. Department of Justice official to the one in Brooklyn. Read full article » BakerHostetler, Bradley Arant Partners On Track For Bench Two BigLaw partners and two other judicial nominees sailed through a perfunctory Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday with just four senators questioning