The latest from The Am Law Daily
- The Careerist: Second Acts for Unhappy Lawyers
- Fiat Buys U.S. Out of Final Chrysler Stake
- Orrick Files to Withdraw from MGA, Bratz Dispute
- Report: Promotion of Women to Partnership Stalled in 2011
- On Edwards Indictment, Am Law 200 Ranks Include Plenty of Skeptics
- Blakes, McMillan, Olser, Stikeman Advise On Intact's $2.7 Billion AXA Buy
- Skadden Takes Lead as Edwards Pleads Not Guilty to Campaign Finance Charges
| The Careerist: Second Acts for Unhappy Lawyers | Top |
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| Fiat Buys U.S. Out of Final Chrysler Stake | Top |
| The Italian automaker will pay $500 million for the government's remaining six percent stake in Chrysler. Sullivan & Cromwell and Willkie are advising. | |
| Orrick Files to Withdraw from MGA, Bratz Dispute | Top |
| The firm is looking to pull out of a case involving MGA's request that Mattel pay it $129 million for attorney fees, claiming that MGA owes the firm more than $1.2 million in fees. | |
| Report: Promotion of Women to Partnership Stalled in 2011 | Top |
| The fact that large law firms promote fewer female associates than male associates to partnership isn't news, nor is it surprising. But it appears that the spread is growing. Even more discouraging is the fact that the number of promotions of women has fallen year over year. | |
| On Edwards Indictment, Am Law 200 Ranks Include Plenty of Skeptics | Top |
| The campaign finance and conspiracy charges unveiled Friday against former U.S. senator and presidential candidate John Edwards has some Am Law 200 partners questioning the legitimacy of the government's case. | |
| Blakes, McMillan, Olser, Stikeman Advise On Intact's $2.7 Billion AXA Buy | Top |
| In a deal that would unite two of Canada's leading property and casualty insurance companies, Toronto-based Intact Financial Corporation is poised to acquire the Canadian arm of Paris-based AXA Group for $2.7 billion. | |
| Skadden Takes Lead as Edwards Pleads Not Guilty to Campaign Finance Charges | Top |
| Former North Carolina senator and presidential candidate John Edwards was indicted Friday by a federal grand jury in North Carolina on felony charges that he violated campaign finance laws during his 2008 run for the White House. Edwards faces six counts of conspiracy, illegal campaign contributions, and making false statements. | |
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