From Courtroom To Canvas: Quinn Emanuel Gets Creative, Debuts Arts Foundation With Ambitious Mission
The firm's new foundation promises to offer 'meaningful support' to the arts community.
The firm's new foundation promises to offer 'meaningful support' to the arts community.
That's a pretty big whoopsie.
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But not everyone is happy.
Not a great look for the firm.
Legal and operational leaders are gathering May 6–7 in Fort Lauderdale to confront the questions the industry hasn't answered—with a keynote from Amanda Knox setting the tone.
Proving there's a role for the aesthetic in law school.
Good news from the intellectual property world.
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Judge claims he wasn't throwing shade.
These street artists may want to port their spray cans, brushes, and briefs on over to the Sixth Circuit, and seek redress.
I mean, let's not make a federal case out of this, okay?
A true legal fan is going to snap this up.
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