The latest from The Am Law Daily
- Oklahoma City Firms Announce Sooner State Merger
- Howrey's Houston Head Speaks as More Partners Find New Homes
- Five Firms Take Lead on $4.4 Billion Tognum Takeover
- Nine Lawyers Quit DLA's Australian Merger Partner
- Blockbuster Avoids Liquidation, Bankruptcy Judge Approves Plan for Auction Sale
- The Score: NFL Players Decertify and Greenberg Out as Rangers Owner
- Special Counsel: Wilson Sonsini, Morris Nichols Acted Appropriately in Nighthawk Matter
| Oklahoma City Firms Announce Sooner State Merger | Top |
| Crowe & Dunlevy and Day, Edwards, Propester & Christensen announced on Monday that they would combine operations to create a 140-lawyer firm that will be one of the largest firms in Oklahoma. | |
| Howrey's Houston Head Speaks as More Partners Find New Homes | Top |
| The soon-to-be-former managing partner of Howrey's Houston office, Stephen Cagle, is talking about the 45 lawyers joining Winston & Strawn on March 16. Plus: Dewey & LeBoeuf and Seyfarth Shaw add Howrey antitrust and construction litigation partners. | |
| Five Firms Take Lead on $4.4 Billion Tognum Takeover | Top |
| Latham & Watkins, Sullivan & Cromwell, German giant Hengeler Mueller, and British firms Freshfields and Eversheds, advise on the proposed takeover of diesel engine maker Tognum by a Daimler-Rolls-Royce joint venture. | |
| Nine Lawyers Quit DLA's Australian Merger Partner | Top |
| Nine lawyers are leaving DLA Piper's Australian alliance partner, less than two months before the firms' merger is set to close, Legal Week reports. | |
| Blockbuster Avoids Liquidation, Bankruptcy Judge Approves Plan for Auction Sale | Top |
| Blockbuster Inc., with bankruptcy counsel from Weil Gotshal, averted immediate liquidation Thursday as a Manhattan federal bankruptcy judge approved a deal for the Dallas-based movie rental chain to be sold at auction. | |
| The Score: NFL Players Decertify and Greenberg Out as Rangers Owner | Top |
| The end of the week saw a pair of major sports law developments, with collective bargaining talks between the National Football League and its players union breaking down and the Texas Rangers's new ownership team breaking up. | |
| Special Counsel: Wilson Sonsini, Morris Nichols Acted Appropriately in Nighthawk Matter | Top |
| The lawyers whose settlement of a class action suit arising from the $170 million merger of Nighthawk Radiology and Virtual Radiologic Corporation prompted questions of "forum shopping" and "collusive" behavior from Delaware Vice-Chancellor J. Travis Laster did nothing inappropriate, a special counsel concluded in a report released Friday. | |
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