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Covington’s Revenues Flat; Profits Per Partner Slip to $1.16 million
Despite increases in its lawyer and partner ranks, Covington & Burling reports that the firm’s gross revenue remained relatively flat in 2010. Covington reported a 2010 gross revenue of $582.5 million, a decrease of less than 1% from the $583... Continue reading
Posted Feb 9, 2011 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Covington Rehires Former DC AG to Launch High-Wattage Crisis Management Practice
Covington & Burling is kicking off the New Year with some pretty big announcements. Former D.C. Attorney General Peter Nickles, who was a Covington partner before joining the administration of D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty, will return to the firm as... Continue reading
Posted Jan 6, 2011 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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The Morning Wrap
U.S. Embassy in London Targeted: Reuters reports that the U.S. embassy in London was among the targets of a group of men arrested last week in Britain and charged with conspiracy to cause explosions and preparing acts of terrorism. Twelve... Continue reading
Posted Dec 28, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Hughes Hubbard & Reed Takes on Multimillion-Dollar Pension Suit
Hughes Hubbard & Reed has filed a complaint on behalf of a pension fund trustee that alleges Asahi Tec Corp., a Japanese company that specializes in automotive parts, failed to pay for a pension plan set up for the employees... Continue reading
Posted Nov 15, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Lobbyists, Government Watchdogs Team Up For Earmark Reform
Who says lobbyists and government watchdog groups can’t work together? In a conference call this morning, a group of lobbyists and the leaders of several good government groups announced a set of earmark reform principles designed to reduce the influence... Continue reading
Posted Sep 28, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Plaintiff’s Firm Hagens Berman Opens D.C. Office
Seattle-based Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro, which focuses on class-action and complex litigation cases, has opened a Washington office. Jennifer Connolly, who was previously a partner in Wexler Wallace’s Chicago office, will head the office and work to expand the firm’s... Continue reading
Posted Aug 17, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Thompson Hine Lands Product Liability Partner From Arnold & Porter
Fern Phillips O’Brian, who had been a partner at Arnold & Porter for the past 20 years, has joined Thompson Hine’s D.C. office as a partner in the product liability practice. She started work at the firm on June 21.... Continue reading
Posted Jun 29, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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ABA Guide Offers Tips for New Partners
Becoming a full-fledged member of a law firm can be an intimidating prospect. New partners may have questions about their new responsibilities and expectations. To answer some of those questions, the American Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division has put out... Continue reading
Posted Apr 13, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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When Building a Law Practice, Communication is Key
It was billed as “20 Keys to Successful Law Firm Management,” but a panel discussion at the D.C. Judicial and Bar Conference could have been summarized with one word: communication. The discussion touched on a number of topics, but the... Continue reading
Posted Apr 12, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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The Morning Wrap
Deadly Mine Explosion: At least 25 people were killed in an explosion at a West Virginia coal mine that The New York Times calls the worst U.S. mining disaster in 25 years. Four more miners are still missing, and authorities... Continue reading
Posted Apr 6, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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D.C. Bar Gears Up for Election Season
The D.C. Bar nominations committee has announced who is in the running for some of the bar's top leadership positions. Vying for president-elect for the 2010–2011 term are Darrell Mottley, a partner at Banner & Witcoff, and Laura Possessky, a... Continue reading
Posted Mar 29, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Arent Fox Adds Four Partners to White-Collar Practice
Arent Fox has picked up four new partners for its white-collar defense practice. The additions come less than a week after three other white-collar defense lawyers, including practice chair John Nassikas III, departed for Arnold & Porter. The lawyers joining... Continue reading
Posted Mar 16, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Steptoe & Johnson Opens Beijing Office
Steptoe & Johnson has made its first entrée into Asia with the opening of an office in Beijing. The Am Law Daily reports that Washington-based partner Eric Emerson has relocated to China to become managing partner of the new office,... Continue reading
Posted Mar 1, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Cooley Lands Energy Team from Alston & Bird
Cooley Godward Kronish has pulled quite a coup on Alston & Bird. This week, Cooley brought on energy partners Nik Patel and R. Thomas Amis, the latter of whom served as chair of Alston & Bird’s renewable energy group. In... Continue reading
Posted Feb 5, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Arent Fox, Lawyers for the Panda
When the National Zoo bids farewell to giant panda Tai Shan next month, it will mark the departure of one of the Washington zoo's most beloved animals. At Arent Fox, it will also mean saying goodbye to a client. Anthony... Continue reading
Posted Jan 26, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Hogan Lovells Assembles Board
Hogan & Hartson and Lovells firm leaders assembling the board that will oversee the merged Hogan Lovells had a lot of factors to take into account. The two firms released the names of the lawyers who will sit on the... Continue reading
Posted Jan 21, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Brinks Hofer Opens D.C. Office With Lawyers
Chicago-based Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione now has an office in Washington. The intellectual property firm told The National Law Journal that it has set up a three-lawyer shop at 1850 K Street N.W. Thomas Holt, who had been a... Continue reading
Posted Jan 12, 2010 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Ex-Rep. Jefferson Sentenced to 13 Years
Former Rep. William Jefferson was sentenced late this afternoon to 13 years in federal prison. According to Jefferson's lawyer, Robert Trout of Trout Cacheris, the sentence is the longest ever handed down to a congressman for public corruption. After an... Continue reading
Posted Nov 13, 2009 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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What a Hogan/Lovells Merger Would Mean
The American Lawyer's Aric Press examines what a merger of Hogan & Hartson and Lovells would mean. (Press dubs it "Hogells," à la Harry Potter.) The combined firm, if it merged as one partnership, would immediately become one of the... Continue reading
Posted Oct 8, 2009 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Hogan & Hartson in Talks to Merge with U.K.'s Lovells
U.K.-based Lovells confirmed Thursday that they are in serious merger talks to combine with D.C.-based Hogan & Hartson to create a 2,500-lawyer global mega-firm. In an interview today, Hogan's chairman J. Warren Gorrell Jr. declined to comment on the reports... Continue reading
Posted Oct 8, 2009 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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This Week in The National Law Journal
Jenna Greene has a piece on a coalition of musicians that wants to change the law to require AM and FM radio stations to pay royalties for the music they broadcast. Because of their membership in the coalition, MusicFirst, artists... Continue reading
Posted Sep 21, 2009 at The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
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Dude, settle down. I am also one of the few beleaguered journalists still out there, and the only thing you can do while watching the hatchet fall around you is to be snarky and snide. I don't think the writer is poking fun at others' expense. He or she is merely finding what little humor is available in an otherwise horrid situation. As a journalist, you should be used to looking into terrible situations. I would have thought your skin would have thickened as a result.
#666 layoffs
Being a journalist is hard work. There are the long hours, the little pay and don’t forget the unappreciated effort. Journalists live very unglamorous lives. That’s why shareholders editors and publishers are doing journalists a favor in laying them off. With the thousands of layoffs of late,...
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