Revenue at the firm has grown 17% in the financial year 2018-19 but marks an overall slowdown in growth since last year.

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The firm is the latest to ramp up its efforts to manage behavior expectations.

Gap Inc. associate general counsel Marie Ma joined the company's legal department straight out of law school. "Don't close yourself off to alternative paths to get where you want to go," she said.

The fund is the Australian litigation funder's second focused on disputes outside the U.S.

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Are the escalating tensions between Hong Kong's citizens and the central Chinese government a sign of instability that could jeopardize the city's position as a global financial hub?

Walker, a litigator at Dinsmore & Shohl who also teaches at Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville, was part of the wave of former Kavanaugh clerks who spoke out in support of his Supreme Court nomination.

Jerry Blakemore, National Association of College and University Attorneys chair-elect of the board of directors, spoke with Corporate Counsel about the legal issues facing higher education lawyers today.

A recent survey found 97% of general counsel feel another recession is in the near future but only 14% are prepared for it while female managers see more gender bias from subordinates. Also, Aramark chief compliance officer talks about how she found herself focusing on compliance after her time as a labor and employment litigator.

Matthew Kacsmaryk rose to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, amid criticism, after a vote Wednesday. “[Sen. Mitch] McConnell has his own way of celebrating Pride, which is to put on the floor this horrific nominee, Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Oregon, said in a Tuesday press call.

Arbitration specialists dish on the developments they're seeing as the two worlds collide.

Several attorneys discuss the threats lawyers often get just doing their job.

Stacy Linden is the second API alum to take up a new Big Law perch this month.

Dreeben, who argued his 100th Supreme Court case in 2016, had earned a reputation as the U.S. Justice Department's preeminent expert on criminal law.

The suit is the fifth such action filed in the U.S. and the sixth worldwide since Cuban Americans were given the green light to sue for land seized by the Cuban government after the country's revolution in 1959.

The measure would replace criminal charges for small amounts of marijuana with violations and allow low-level convictions to be expunged.

The action claims the church engaged in human trafficking, child abuse, forced labor, exploitative commercial practices and intimidation campaigns aimed at anyone who spoke out against the church or its leader.

Michael Bosco will focus on cross-border inbound and outbound M&A transactions for Italian and U.S. companies and also support the European capital markets practice on the U.S. law side.

Michael Bosco will focus on cross-border inbound and outbound M&A transactions for Italian and U.S. companies and also support the European capital markets practice on the U.S. law side.