Farnese Joins Phillie’s Archer & Greiner
Pennsylvania Democratic State Senator Lawrence M. Farnese Jr. has joined the Philadelphia office of Archer & Greiner as of counsel.…
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Locke Lord Absorbs Bulk of Morgan & Finnegan Partners
Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell, of Dallas and Chicago, has extended offers to the bulk of the partnership at New…
Seyfarth Shaw Brings on Los Angeles IP Team
Chicago's Seyfarth Shaw has added a team of three patent litigation attorneys to the Intellectual Property Practice Group in the…
Interactive Media & Video Game Law Practices Expand
Lawyers now seek a piece of the multi-billion dollar a year interactive media and video game industry. In a growing…
FTC Exec to Join Wilson Sonsini
Lydia B. Parnes, director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection at the Federal Trade Commission, will ankle the agency after…
IP Firm Oblon Spivak Seeks Patent Attorneys [Video]
From LawCrossing: Oblon, Spivak, McClelland, Maier & Neustadt, a prominent intellectual property law firm in Alexandria, Virginia, is currently looking…
Chadbourne & Parke Poaches Squires from Goldman Sachs
New York's Chadbourne & Parke has poached John A. Squires from Goldman Sachs, where he was chief intellectual property counsel.…
GC Goes to Work for Firm That “Saved” Her Daughter’s Life
Via Fulton County Daily Report, the story of a lawyer who has gone to work for the company she says…
Law Firms Focus on Video Game Industry
In the Los Angeles Times, a feature on law firms creating specialized practices for the video games industry: A year…
Gursky & Crew Flee Dreier, Land at Olshan Grundman
Steven R. Gursky and lawyers from the Gursky Group are leaving Dreier LLP for New York's Olshan Grundman Frome Rosenzweig…
Tech Company Wins Trial, Refuses to Pay Lawyer
After defeating a lawsuit backed by powerful Hollywood studios, Sunnyvale's Kaleidescape has fired its lead trial lawyer and is refusing…
RIAA to Cease Controversial Lawsuits Against Music “Pirates”
Fantastic! After years of ruining people's lives by suing them for exorbitant sums of money because they might have downloaded…