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Bradley Welcomes Partner Erica Garrison to Economic Development Practice Group
AnnouncementsErica Garrison has joined the Nashville, Tennessee, office of Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP as a partner in the Economic Development Practice Group.
Financial Services & Regulatory Litigation Pro Joins Stroock DC Office
AnnouncementsStroock announced the addition of Allen Denson as partner in the firm’s Washington D.C. office from Venable. Allen joins the firm’s Financial Services Litigation, Regulatory and Enforcement group.
Allen, who earlier in his career served as senior attorney with Office of the Comptroller of the Currency at the U.S. Treasury Department, advises financial services companies on regulatory examinations, investigations, enforcement actions, litigation, and inquiries by various federal and state bodies.
Abramoff Neuberger LLP Announces Name Change to Rosen Neuberger Lehmann LLP
AnnouncementsThe law firm of Abramoff Neuberger LLP is pleased to announce it will now be known as Rosen Neuberger Lehmann LLP. The new name reflects the substantial accomplishments of Richard S. Lehmann and Steven M. Rosen since the founding of the Firm. The Firm also wishes to acknowledge the new direction of David Abramoff, who will continue assisting the Firm’s clients, through a new boutique firm concentrating in property tax appeals.
Andrew (Drew) E. Hayhurst Joins Gentry Locke in Richmond
AnnouncementsThe Virginia law firm, Gentry Locke, is pleased to announce the addition of Andrew (Drew) E. Hayhurst to its Richmond office, where he will assist clients with commercial transactions.
Gentry Locke Consulting Welcomes Zachary LeMaster in Richmond
AnnouncementsGentry Locke Consulting is pleased to announce the addition of Zachary LeMaster. LeMaster will provide strategic communications guidance to clients to help advance their legal and policy goals.
Is a Merger Between Information Security and Data Governance Imminent?
AnnouncementsData Governance has historically focused on the use of data in a business, legal and compliance context rather than how it should be protected, while the opposite is true for Information Security.
Saxe Doernberger & Vita, P.C.’s West Coast Office is Celebrating 5 Years
AnnouncementsIn 1996, Saxe Doernberger & Vita, P.C. (“SDV”) opened its doors with three lawyers in a small office in New Haven, Connecticut. Twenty-five years later, SDV is a national firm with more than 40 lawyers in four office locations. This year also marks the fifth anniversary of SDV’s West Coast Office in Temecula, California. Over the past five years, the office has grown exponentially and continues to expand its highly skilled team of legal professionals.
Perkins Coie Adds Veteran IP Partner Jim Go to Seattle Office
AnnouncementsPerkins Coie is pleased to announce that James (Jim) Go has joined the firm’s Intellectual Property practice as a partner in its Seattle office.
Davis+Gilbert Announces Largest Round of Promotions in its Recent History
AnnouncementsDavis+Gilbert has announced the largest round of promotions in its recent history, with eight lawyers joining the partnership and three lawyers elevated to counsel, effective January 1, 2022.
Top 50 Biglaw Firm Handing Out Year-End and Special Bonuses
Law Firm ManagementBonuses are making their way through Biglaw, By and large, the industry had a successful year, and firms are sharing that monetary success with the attorneys who made it all possible. That’s good news for
Fortune Brands Names Hiranda Donoghue Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary
General CounselFortune Brands Home & Security, Inc., an industry-leading home and security products company, today announced Hiranda Donoghue was appointed by the Board of Directors to serve as senior vice president,
An Andrew Cuomo Lawsuit to Keep $5M Book Profits Risks Digging Up More Dirt: Lavine
LitigationThe ex-governor is threatening to sue the Joint Commission on Public Ethics for ordering him to turn over the proceeds of his $5.1 million coronavirus book deal to state Attorney General Letitia James within 30 days
U.S. Judge Tosses $4.5 Bln Deal Shielding Sacklers from Opioid Lawsuits
LitigationA federal judge overturned a roughly $4.5 billion settlement that legally shielded members of the Sackler family who stand accused of helping fuel the U.S. opioid epidemic, a decision that threatened to
Top Biglaw Firm Announces Bonuses, But not Everyone is Happy
EnergyWe are officially in the thick of Biglaw bonus season, with firms rushing to show their appreciation to hardworking associates with some cold, hard cash. Money may not buy happiness, but it sure will help you
Halozyme Appoints New General Counsel
EnergyHalozyme Therapeutics, Inc. announced that Mark Snyder has been appointed senior vice president, general counsel, chief compliance officer and corporate secretary, Mr. Snyder will succeed Masaru Matsuda,
Larry Nassar Abuse Survivors Reach $380 Million Settlement with USA Gymnastics
EnergyMore than 500 female gymnasts who were sexually abused by Larry Nassar, the former national gymnastics team doctor, have agreed to a $380 million settlement with USA Gymnastics and the United States
Fired Black Educators Reach $9.25M Settlement with CPS
EnergyEnding nearly a decade of litigation, Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union have reached a $9.25 million settlement over the layoffs of entire school staffs that disproportionately affected
National Restaurant Association VP Shannon Meade Joins Littler as Executive Director of the Workplace Policy Institute
AnnouncementsNational Restaurant Association VP Shannon Meade Joins Littler as Executive Director of the Workplace Policy Institute
Rebecca L. Palmer Law Group Welcomes Family Law Attorney Corinne A. Huston; Continues Growth
AnnouncementsThe Rebecca L. Palmer Law Group is pleased to announce the addition of family law attorney Corinne A. Huston to its talented team of legal professionals. Huston brings several years of experience, specializing in family law, guardianship, adoption, and mediation.
Zoom Users could Qualify for $85 Million Class-Action Lawsuit Against Video Meeting Company over Privacy Concerns
EnergyZoom users in the United States could soon find themselves with a few extra dollars in their pockets, the product of a settlement the video meeting company has agreed to as part of class-action lawsuit.
