Cadwalader Reportedly Enters Merger Talks With Top 50 Biglaw Firm
The storied firm may be talking tie-up with Alston & Bird after months of uncertainty and partner exits.
The storied firm may be talking tie-up with Alston & Bird after months of uncertainty and partner exits.
With partner departures mounting and outside interest accelerating, the firm may be edging closer to the possibility of a strategic combination.
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The Wall Street stalwart loses another major team -- 37 lawyers, including 10 partners.
Cadwalader bets on shared management while rivals scoop up its talent.
But attendance will be taken into account for performance reviews. Yikes....
This is unwelcome news for those who expected to start working at the firm this fall.
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Cadwalader is letting associates go following 'performance reviews.'
Bye-bye Biglaw, hello Trumpland.
Third time's the charm when it comes to compensation.
The firm is showing it can roll with the compensation punches.
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Associates at the firm are very happy!
The question remains, how does your firm stack up?
* Florida Coastal seeks restraining order against ABA requirement that the school to let students know that they'll probably not be passing the bar exam. [Daily Business Review] * Kris Kobach lost his effort to disenfranchise likely Democratic voters based on a series of rank fabrications... but the best part is the judge ordered him to attend CLE as punishment for his cluelessness throughout the trial. [Courthouse News Service] * Cadwalader Cabinet functions as the "Bloomberg Terminal for financial regulation." [American Lawyer] * ... And then promptly loses its financial services co-chair to Debevoise. So it's an up and down kind of day down there. [American Lawyer] * MillerCoors and Pabst locked in bitter legal battle. Why do mommy and daddy have to fight like this? [CNBC] * Conversations with minority partners. [Law360] * A call for Silicon Valley to get behind a privacy law. [Politico]
Don't let those cushy paychecks distract you from the underlying news here...
A Biglaw firm, a T-14 law school and more get in on the action.