The latest from The Am Law Daily
- Gonzalez Saggio Snags Yoss Remnants for Boston Opening
- Feds Re-Indict Former Glaxo In-House Lawyer
- The Careerist: The Judge Gets It
- Fried Frank, Simpson Lead on Permira's BakerCorp Buy
- Munger Mistrial Motion Denied in Guru's Manslaughter Trial
- Carolina Combo: Womble Carlyle Merges with 44-Lawyer Charleston Firm
- NY State Bar Recommends Firms Restructure, Change Practices
| Gonzalez Saggio Snags Yoss Remnants for Boston Opening | Top |
| Adorno & Yoss was once considered the nation's largest minority-owned firm before it folded last month. Now Gonzalez Saggio & Harlan can lay claim to that mantle, as the Milwaukee-based firm has hired five former Yoss lawyers for a new office in Boston. | |
| Feds Re-Indict Former Glaxo In-House Lawyer | Top |
| U.S. prosecutors re-indicted the former associate GC of GlaxoSmithKline on charges of obstruction and making false statements in a closely watched case that can set standards for reliance on outside counsel. | |
| The Careerist: The Judge Gets It | Top |
| Is the legal profession getting soft? And are those activist judges to be blamed? | |
| Fried Frank, Simpson Lead on Permira's BakerCorp Buy | Top |
| The firms are advising on a deal that will see London-based private equity firm Permira Advisers acquire California-based pump and containment systems manufacturer BakerCorp for $960 million. | |
| Munger Mistrial Motion Denied in Guru's Manslaughter Trial | Top |
| An Arizona judge has denied a mistrial request by lawyers at Munger Tolles & Olson, who are representing self-help guru James Arthur Ray in a manslaughter trial that stems from the deaths of three attendees at one of his retreats. | |
| Carolina Combo: Womble Carlyle Merges with 44-Lawyer Charleston Firm | Top |
| Buist Moore Smythe McGee, the largest law firm in Charleston, S.C., has agreed to become part of North Carolina-based Am Law 200 firm Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice. | |
| NY State Bar Recommends Firms Restructure, Change Practices | Top |
| The New York State Bar Association released a postrecession report on the future of the legal profession that recommends numerous ways firms can structure, train, bill, use technology and address work/life balance. | |
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