Merger Momentum Builds At Cadwalader As The Firm’s Woes Deepen
With partner departures mounting and outside interest accelerating, the firm may be edging closer to the possibility of a strategic combination.
With partner departures mounting and outside interest accelerating, the firm may be edging closer to the possibility of a strategic combination.
One can only hope.
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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.
Congressional oversight met with gaslighting, paywall references, and pro bono puppetry as Biglaw firms explain their ethical contortions.
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The firm hopes to spend the next 20 years working on behalf of the Brooklyn DA.
The exodus continues.
It isn't going great for Trump capitulators.
In letters to congressional Democrats, several caving firms downplay the deals we've all heard about.
Those who’ve adopted legal-specific systems are seeing big benefits.
If the firms won't fight for themselves, how will they fight for clients?
Kirkland, Latham, Simpson, A&O Shearman, and Cadwalader have all made bad deals with Trump.
Will the firm sign a pro bono payola deal?
Associates with loads of billables are going to be making loads of cash.
Layoffs and deferrals aren't dampening the firm's 2024 outlook.