The law firm is expected to launch an office in Riyadh.

The New Jersey Supreme Court's Disciplinary Review Board was split in the case of attorney John Robertelli, with some members calling for a harsher punishment and others saying no discipline was warranted.

The Am Law 200 had a unique, and in some cases fractured, performance for 2019. This webinar will dive into which types of firms are best positioned for managing through 2020.

The Yada Yada Law School will run for 10 weeks on Zoom over the summer, giving students a foundation in the law through the lens of the popular '90s sitcom.

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United is among at least three airlines that, despite provisions outlined as part of their relief funds under the CARES Act, told employees to reduce their work hours.

Just days ago, John Gleeson of Debevoise co-authored an op-ed that noted U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan could reject the Justice Department's motion to dismiss the Flynn case and hand down a sentence.

Bottini & Bottini and Cotchett, Pitre and McCarthy filed the class action complaint after a bible study class hosted by Saint Paulus Lutheran Church on Zoom was infiltrated by a bad actor.

A restaurant vet himself, Riley Lagesen connected Fieri and Murray for this Friday's Nacho Average Showdown to raise money for food industry workers hit hard by the pandemic.

United Airlines promoted its former general counsel and current chief administrative officer to president, a move other companies have taken and could do more in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Also, the Amazon.com GC's comments about a worker fired over organizing a protest during COVID-19 self-isolation return to the spotlight as another company executive responds to the controversy publicly.

The justices wrapped up their teleconference arguments Wednesday. Here are some pros and cons, and everything in between, from leading appellate and U.S. Supreme Court practitioners.

Many firms have set up dedicated COVID-19 advisory groups as firms look to establish clear branding in uncertain times. But few have tailored the group to a specific industry as Davis Wright has.

A Houston retailer and its owner allege a partner at the Maryland-based firm mishandled litigation and withdrew from representation at a time that "forced" them to settle related litigation for $450,000.

"I've stopped using the words 'going back to normal' because I don't think we're going back to whatever it was before," said Heather Federman, the vice president of privacy and policy for BigID.

Leslie Jose Zigel, Chair of the Entertainment, Media & Technology Group at Greenspoon Marder offers his thoughts on entertainment industry issues arising out of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Median projections of 15% declines in second-quarter demand and revenue are partially driven by an estimated 11% lengthening of the collection cycle.

"And we're here to offer some provocative, possibly offensive, and certainly self-serving thoughts," said Mark Harris and Alec Guettel, co-founders of Axiom and Knowable.

Guidance released by the New York State Bar Association on Wednesday includes specific steps law firms can take to prepare their offices and employees for reopening.

"We are seeing that this is not just a recession," said managing partner Bill Malley, who said the firm is committed to trying to avoid layoffs or furloughs.

Alan David Tucker has been caught up in a swirling controversy himself.