After information implicating Tenaris S.A. (Tenaris) executives in an alleged scheme to bribe Argentinian government officials was disclosed in 2018, Tenaris’s stock price dropped. Later that year, plaintiff Charles Atanasio filed a securities class action in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York against Tenaris and…

Global fintech company Intuit was hit on Monday with a proposed class action lawsuit alleging that it failed to protect customers’ information from a data breach. The proposed class action lawsuit was filed by Chicago-based firm Strauss Borrelli in the California Northern District Court, San Jose Division, and includes more than…

International law firm Dechert is to close three of its offices—in Chicago, Beijing, and Hong Kong. In a statement, the firm said: “Following a strategic review of our office locations, we have made the careful decision to close our Chicago, Beijing and Hong Kong offices around the end of 2024.…

It’s hard to imagine a more eventful month for a Washington, D.C. white-collar litigator than the June that Barry Pollack of Harris St. Laurent & Wechsler just had.  On June 12, in a trial that pushed off just after Memorial Day, jurors in D.C. Superior Court found Pollack’s client—fellow D.C.…

Check out what’s clicking on FoxBusiness.com Labor unions representing thousands of Philadelphia city employees filed a lawsuit seeking to block Democrat Mayor Cherelle Parker’s requirement that full-time city employees return to the office five days a week starting this month. District Council 47 of The American Federation of State, County…

With the talent wars at an all-time high in Big Law, law firms are increasingly spending more time on vetting candidates, particularly in ensuring books of business, legal industry recruiters say. Overall, law firms are taking a month or more to vet partner candidates, they said. The process now entails…