The latest from The Am Law Daily
- Baker Botts Picks Up 32-Lawyer Howrey Antitrust Group
- Four Firms Advise as DISH Raises Offer for Bankrupt DBSD
- Latham, Cravath Advise on Eli Lilly/Johnson & Johnson Deal
- The Careerist: Daddy's Girl
- Yale Retains Top Law School Ranking, Cal-Berkeley Slips
- The Lure of a U.S. Listing Remains Powerful for Some Chinese Companies
| Baker Botts Picks Up 32-Lawyer Howrey Antitrust Group | Top |
| Nine partners, including former Howrey vice-chair Sean Boland and two former assistant U.S. attorneys general, are joining Baker Botts in Washington, D.C. The firm is committed to helping its new antitrust hires build a new office in Brussels. | |
| Four Firms Advise as DISH Raises Offer for Bankrupt DBSD | Top |
| The satellite television provider would pay $1.5 billion to buy the restructured DBSD under the new agreement. Kirkland & Ellis, Skadden, Milbank, and Curtis Mallet-Prevost advise. | |
| Latham, Cravath Advise on Eli Lilly/Johnson & Johnson Deal | Top |
| Drug maker Eli Lilly plans to buy a Johnson & Johnson animal drug business to bolster its market share. | |
| The Careerist: Daddy's Girl | Top |
| Men's attitudes about working women are affected by the gender of their kids, according to research conducted by Columbia, Aalborg University in Denmark, and the University of Maryland. | |
| Yale Retains Top Law School Ranking, Cal-Berkeley Slips | Top |
| Harvard, Stanford round out the top three law schools, U.S. News reports. This year's list also comes with a new tier-scheme. | |
| The Lure of a U.S. Listing Remains Powerful for Some Chinese Companies | Top |
| The New York Stock Exchange saw a record 22 listings by Chinese companies last year, with Nasdaq taking on another 12. Both numbers were up sharply from 2009, when only ten Chinese companies listed on either exchange. Law firms have taken notice. | |
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