Lawyerly Lairs: Skadden Makes A Major Move
The neighborhood Skadden is moving to isn't very pretty right now, but that might change in the years to come.
The neighborhood Skadden is moving to isn't very pretty right now, but that might change in the years to come.
A patent litigator picks up a pad.
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Where does this corporate counsel work, and how big was his budget?
Which prominent federal judge, married to a big-time Biglaw partner, just purchased a penthouse for $8.7 million?
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Ronan Farrow leads a charmed life; check out his $1.5 million apartment.
How much did this Morrison & Foerster partner get for his gigantic pied-a-terre in a celebrity-infested building?
How much did this young Wachtell partner pay for these two amazing apartments?
How did this stay-at-home mom turned in-house lawyer afford a $12 million Manhattan apartment?
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
How many sixth-year associates can afford $2 million apartments?
How many parades feature Supreme Court litigants and signs about federal statutes? Some photos from yesterday's Pride March in NYC.
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