Biglaw’s Newest Giant Is Officially Open For Business At ‘Record Speed’
The newly combined firm says its focus is on delivering scale, efficiency, and cross-border firepower.
The newly combined firm says its focus is on delivering scale, efficiency, and cross-border firepower.
Winston & Strawn + Taylor Wessing is just good business sense.
LexisNexis sat down with John Ursin, Managing Partner at Schenck Price, to learn how the firm is using legal AI to strengthen client service and daily legal work.
This merger is for the clients, who want true cross-border representation.
Biglaw is basically just collecting Pokémon now.
This certainly isn't a good sign.
The firm's had a great year and they're sharing the wealth.
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* Justice Sonia Sotomayor insists that her meeting with Hillary Clinton at Costco wasn’t planned. She just wanted to say hello to the “other lady,” as referenced by the woman at the store’s pharmacy counter. [Washington Post] * Six U.K. firm leaders got together to talk about how to run their practices during challenging economic times. It turns out they’d prefer not to run their firms into the ground. [The Lawyer] * Look out everyone, because Taylor Wessing, an international law firm that’s known for its IP, media, and telecommunications work, is storming both coasts of the United States in its very own dual office launch Biglaw blitzkrieg. [Am Law Daily] * “It is a shameful canard that student loans and indebtedness are the cause of high tuition. They are not; they are the symptom,” says a law dean standing up for his students. [Chronicle of Higher Education] * If you want to go to law school and you’ve got an undergrad degree in a technical area like engineering, then congrats. You might stand to get a job after graduation. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]