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‘Harder to Justify’ Counsel Tiers in Big Law, Amid Focus on Nonequity Partners, Lateral Recruiting
As many law firms increase their associate pay and add nonequity partners, they may leave an established rank of attorney in the dust. Counsel and of counsel roles used to be a stepping stone between associates and equity partners, but now nonequity partners may fill that role. “For a lot…
Hiring an 11-lawyer energy and infrastructure team from Norton Rose Fulbright, Bracewell announced Thursday that it has has opened an office in Paris, expanding its energy practice with a group that brings strength in renewable energy projects and significant work in Africa. Lawyers in the new Paris office will focus on project…
Several employment partners at Australian corporate firm Corrs Chambers Westgarth are in talks about leaving for King & Wood Mallesons. “We have been aware for a couple of months that some partners in our employment practice have been approaching other law firms with a view to a move. We are…
A Miami judge has ruled that former President Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against ABC News and one of its news hosts will not be dismissed. Chief Judge Cecilia M. Altonaga in the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of Florida denied the network’s request for dismissal. Her 21-page ruling comes after…
Pa. High Court to Eye Whether Workers’ Comp Immunity Shields Company Owner From Jobsite Injury Suit
Pa. High Court to Eye Whether Workers’ Comp Immunity Shields Company Owner From Jobsite Injury Suit | The Legal Intelligencer Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/thelegalintelligencer/2024/07/24/pa-high-court-to-eye-whether-workers-comp-immunity-shields-company-owner-from-jobsite-injury-suit/ Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices. Courtesy photo NEWS The defendants warned that the Superior Court ruling “would expose thousands of small business owners, who choose to organize…
A Pennsylvania federal judge’s ruling—denying a preliminary injunction in a suit challenging the Federal Trade Commission’s ban on employment noncompete clauses—is most notable for how different it is from the position a Texas federal judge, who was hearing a similar case, took in a July 3 ruling. Observers said the…
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