
Quinn Emanuel Will Allow Lawyers To Work Remotely, Indefinitely, From Anywhere In The Country
Is this the first of many Am Law 100 firms to make such a move?
Is this the first of many Am Law 100 firms to make such a move?
What a Titanic waste of judicial resources.
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Salaries are soaring at this firm.
Whoa, that's a lot of money.
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These brothers are truly one-of-a-kind in the Biglaw world.
* A Michigan lawyer is giving away a free divorce for Valentine's Day. How romantic... [Fox News] * Google is paying millions to resolve allegations that it discriminated against female and Asian job applicants. [Bloomberg Law] * A paralegal in Texas is accused of embezzling around $40,000 from her former employer. [ABC News] * A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit about the alleged lack of Spanish-language voting materials in Florida. [NBC News] * Quinn Emanuel is apparently operating an office in Atlanta out of a former partner's home. Since everyone is working from home anyways, this seems completely normal. [Bloomberg Law]
'Many' associates will also be receiving special bonuses.
* GrubHub may be facing a class-action lawsuit for adding restaurants to the service without permission. Sounds like GrubHub was "hungry" for more listings... [Fox News] * A disgraced and disbarred lawyer is set to enter a guilty plea for stealing from 9/11 victims. [New York Daily News] * A pastor is facing a $2 million lawsuit for allegedly peeing on a fellow passenger during a flight. [Fox News] * A Colorado attorney, who was formerly affiliated with Kasowitz Benson Torres LLP, has pleaded guilty to sending obscene and harassing texts. [Aspen Daily News] * The former U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Texas, who resigned from that office earlier this month, will be joining Quinn Emanuel. Seems like he landed on his feet... [Texas Lawyer]
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Unexpected news from a firm with top partner profits.
* Evidence points to Justice Stephen Breyer being the perpetrator of the "flush heard 'round the world" during telephonic Supreme Court arguments last week. [Slate] * A Georgia lawyer has been identified as the leaker of a video showing the Ahmaud Arbery shooting. [New York Times] * Quinn Emanuel is representing Tesla in its lawsuit against a CA county over closures related to COVID-19. Hope the firm gets a few Model Xs thrown in for the representation. [The Recorder] * A Wisconsin lawyer, who is accused of offering to bribe officials for a client, has avoided prison. Talk about a full-service lawyer... [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel] * Republican lawmakers are ready to fill any Supreme Court vacancy that may occur this year. [Politico] * A lawsuit about Ben and Jerry's claim of using milk from "happy cows" has been dismissed. Guess the cows really were happy? [Fox News]
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