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Sidley Austin’s London office revenue grew by more than 12% to hit $209.7 million, breaking the $200 million barrier for the first time, buoyed by its regulatory and disputes practices. The revenue figure for 2023 marks the eleventh year of consecutive growth at the Chicago-headquartered firm’s London office.
An appointed judge looking to retain his seat on the Fulton County Superior Court has one less challenger, following a voter’s successful challenge of a candidate’s residency. A state administrative law judge has disqualified former Fulton County Solicitor General Tiffani Johnson from the judicial race, leaving former Rainbow PUSH Coalition Peachtree Street Project Executive…
Associate Attorney Sues Former Firm for Pregnancy-Based Discrimination | Law.com Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/2024/04/10/attorney-sues-former-firm-for-termination-while-seeking-postpartum-depression-treatment/ Credit: kieferpix/Adobe Stock NEWS This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar, ALM’s source for immediate alerting on just filed cases in state and federal courts. Law.com Radar now offers state court coverage nationwide. Sign up today…
Longtime Proskauer Rose partner and former New York City Bar Association president Robert M. Kaufman, who died Monday at the age of 94, will be remembered for his legendary career and his public service, those who knew him said. “Bob was a mentor and friend to many at Proskauer for generations, and he…
The Georgia Court of Appeals came out swinging with a scathing line of questioning on Wednesday when it was faced with the question of whether a county government can take over an apartment complex because of third-party criminal activity. “I am absolutely stunned that [Macon-Bibb County] Thought [they] can take…
A Cowlitz County judge in Washington held this week that the state’s ban for selling high-capacity magazines is unconstitutional, but the law will remain in effect for the time being, according to the state’s attorney general. After Monday’s ruling, the Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced that his office filed an emergency motion with the state…
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