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Changes to the UK legal landscape are also changing the way British law firms are managing themselves. The Lawyer spent the summer canvassing partners in the top 100 firms for the very first time. What were they seeking from the high-rolling lawyers? Their thoughts on how their firms were being run. The results are, well, very interesting.

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Changes to the UK legal landscape are also changing the way British law firms are managing themselves. The Lawyer spent the summer canvassing partners in the top 100 firms for the very first time. What were they seeking from the high-rolling lawyers? Their thoughts on how their firms were being run. The results are, well,

Changes to the UK legal landscape are also changing the way British law firms are managing themselves. The Lawyer spent the summer canvassing partners in the top 100 firms for the very first time. What were they seeking from the high-rolling lawyers? Their thoughts on how their firms were being run. The results are, well, very interesting. Read More »

Women who succeed in law are a lower-ranked group than most people would accept, other than women trying to succeed in law. Every law firm offers what appears to be everything, but the National Law Journal’s research shows they make up just 15 per cent of equity partners. So what’s happening out there?

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Women who succeed in law are a lower-ranked group than most people would accept, other than women trying to succeed in law. Every law firm offers what appears to be everything, but the National Law Journal’s research shows they make up just 15 per cent of equity partners. So what’s happening out there? The NLJ

Women who succeed in law are a lower-ranked group than most people would accept, other than women trying to succeed in law. Every law firm offers what appears to be everything, but the National Law Journal’s research shows they make up just 15 per cent of equity partners. So what’s happening out there? Read More »

A $250 million lawsuit brought against Cooley Law School in Michigan by graduate students has been dismissed by a Michigan court. The lawsuit alleged misrepresentation by Cooley over job placement stats, with the former students saying they had been the victims of misinformation.

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A $250 million lawsuit brought against Cooley Law School in Michigan by graduate students has been dismissed by a Michigan court. The lawsuit alleged misrepresentation by Cooley over job placement stats, with the former students saying they had been the victims of misinformation. The Court rejected the lawsuit saying that the statistics quoted by Cooley

A $250 million lawsuit brought against Cooley Law School in Michigan by graduate students has been dismissed by a Michigan court. The lawsuit alleged misrepresentation by Cooley over job placement stats, with the former students saying they had been the victims of misinformation. Read More »

BAF Introduces Funding and Credit Suites With No Personal Credit Check or Guarantee

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Business Assistance Foundation, Inc. rolls out its revolutionary Funding and Credit Suite enabling business owners to access a minimum of $50k credit with no personal credit check or guarantee. Denver, Co.LawFuel.com – July 17th — Business Assistance Foundation’s offering of funding as well as credit suites to businesses is being viewed as a unique new

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Former DOJ Antitrust Official Sharis A. Pozen Joins Skadden

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07.19.12 LawFuel.com WASHINGTON, D.C. – July 19, 2012 – Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP announced today that Sharis A. Pozen, former Acting Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, is joining the firm’s global Antitrust and Competition practice in Washington, D.C. Ms. Pozen joined the DOJ as

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Nuestra nueva dirección es Godoy Cruz 3236, C1425FQV Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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Nuestros teléfonos y direcciones electrónicas permanecerán sin cambios. Nuestros servidores podran sufrir una breve interrupción entre el viernes 29 de junio y el sábado 30 de junio, por lo que pedimos que disculpen las molestias. ” Please note that on July 2, 2012 and in order to provide better services and more convenient access to

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FORMER NYPD OFFICER WHO LED CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE FIREARMS AND STOLEN GOODS SENTENCED TO 57 MONTHS IN PRISON

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LawFuel.com – Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York announced that WILLIAM MASSO, a former New York City Police Department (“NYPD”) Officer, was sentenced today to 57 months in prison for leading a group of active and retired NYPD Officers and others in a scheme involving the illegal interstate

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Chadbourne Represents Lenders on the Grant of US$180 Million Credit Facility to Transelec

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July 18, 2012 – LawFuel.com – Chadbourne & Parke LLP represented Scotiabank & Trust (Cayman) Ltd., The Bank of Tokio-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd., DNB Bank ASA, Agencia en Chile, and The Bank of Nova Scotia as lenders in connection with the grant of a US$180 million revolving credit facility to Transelec — a Chilean electricity transmission

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The Dewey & LeBoeuf circus went to London with confused signals about exactly what was going to happen with a deal to be presented by the firm’s bankruptcy chief attemting to sell London partners a $100 million settlement. However, doubt, skepticism and confusion reigned.

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The Dewey & LeBoeuf circus went to London with confused signals about exactly what was going to happen with a deal to be presented by the firm’s bankruptcy chief attemting to sell London partners a $100 million settlement. However, doubt, skepticism and confusion reigned. The Lawyer reports that the meeting, scheduled for July 13was to

The Dewey & LeBoeuf circus went to London with confused signals about exactly what was going to happen with a deal to be presented by the firm’s bankruptcy chief attemting to sell London partners a $100 million settlement. However, doubt, skepticism and confusion reigned. Read More »

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