Jones Day on Monday said former U.S. Department of Justice attorney John Gore has rejoined the law firm as partner in its government regulation practice in Washington D.C.
U.S. law firms White & Case and Latham & Watkins are among the law firms advising Saudi state oil giant Aramco on its massive initial public offering, according to a prospectus released on Saturday by the company.
A federal judge said he will give law firm Cooley approval to stop representing Theranos Inc founder Elizabeth Holmes in a proposed class action accusing her Silicon Valley startup of misleading consumers about the reliability of its blood tests.
Covington & Burling on Wednesday said the law firm has elected a Washington D.C.-based corporate partner as its next chair.
Norton Rose Fulbright on Tuesday announced that it had elected a Dallas-based commercial litigation partner as its new U.S. managing partner.
A Baltimore-based plaintiffs' law firm has paid the federal government more than $90,000 to settle allegations that it failed to reimburse Medicare for conditional payments made to its clients, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Monday.
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom advised medical device maker Stryker Corp on its approximately $4 billion buyout of smaller rival Wright Medical Group, a deal announced by the companies on Monday.
Here are some of the past week’s in-house appointments, departures and department shakeups.
Employment levels for the U.S. legal industry stayed nearly flat in October with an increase of 300 jobs, according to a report released Friday by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Washington D.C.-based Buckley has hit back at an insurer that sued the boutique law firm earlier this month in an attempt to avoid covering a $6 million insurance claim for the loss of its former chairman, filing its own lawsuit on Wednesday in North Carolina state court.
Hong Kong riot police fired tear gas at a university campus on Tuesday and residents of the Asian financial center struggled to get to work as territory-wide transport disruptions wreaked commuter havoc and activists planned flash protests.