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Joseph Andrew, Global Chair at Dentons, talks about the firm’s decision to stop reporting Profits Per Equity Partner to media organizations tracking and ranking the financial performance of law firms, and its near-term growth strategy.
A lesser-known provision of Dodd-Frank allows the SEC to pursue civil penalties for a broad range of actions through administrative actions and to impose civil penalties on its own as well as in federal court…
King & Spalding has recruited Samuel S. Choy as a partner in its tax and employee benefits and executive compensation […]
Greg L. Gambill has joined the Health Care Group of Davis Graham & Stubbs LLP as an associate. Gambill’s practice […]
The District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia has dismissed with prejudice a qui tam lawsuit targeting Kellogg Brown […]
Hackers are looking to cyber-vulnerable law firms as a “back door” to gain access to the firm’s corporate clients. The […]
A memo sent by an HR manager but “essentially” ghost-written by the firm’s in-house attorney is not subject to attorney-client […]
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals rejected an Eleventh Circuit notion that architecture is made up of “compiled works” of copyrightable elements, saying that the combination of many uncopyrightable elements come together to form the work, like any other piece of art.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling that relied on a broader concept of “use” in trade secret misappropriation, with the jury finding that one company’s misconduct led to adverse inferences against trade secrets.
Under pressure from Congress and the hi-tech industry, President Obama has reportedly decided against nominating Johnson & Johnson executive Philip Johnson as director for the USPTO, leaving the office without leadership for 18 months and counting.
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