Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 03.23.18

* Baker Hostetler has a new chair. By that we mean a new leader, not new furniture. [American Lawyer] * Now that they've settled, Chadbourne is a big fan of Kerrie Campbell. [New York Law Journal] * Cox witness thinks AT&T merger would be "horribly ugly." Well at least it's an unbiased source. [National Law Journal] * Ogletree Deakins slapped with punitives in malpractice trial. I've said it before... someone over there needs to figure out labor law. [Daily Report Online] * Some people don't pass the bar. [Inside Higher Ed] * GE signed a multiyear contract with UnitedLex. A conversation with William Deckelman, general counsel of DXC Technology. [Corporate Counsel]

By Joe Patrice on March 23, 2018 9:39 am

* Baker Hostetler has a new chair. By that we mean a new leader, not new furniture.[American Lawyer]

* Now that they’ve settled, Chadbourne is a big fan of Kerrie Campbell. [New York Law Journal]

* Cox witness thinks AT&T merger would be “horribly ugly.” Well at least it’s an unbiased source. [National Law Journal]

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* Ogletree Deakins slapped with punitives in malpractice trial. I’ve said it before… someone over there needs to figure out labor law. [Daily Report Online]

* Some people don’t pass the bar. [Inside Higher Ed]

* GE signed a multiyear contract with UnitedLex. A conversation with William Deckelman, general counsel of DXC Technology. [Corporate Counsel]