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Search ArticlesUber’s Lawyers Face Hate Mail, Violent Graphics: ‘My Colleagues Are Getting Death Threats’
Uber Sign Lawyers representing Uber Technologies told a judge on Friday they received death threats and hate mail after The New York Times published an article that criticized their legal strategy of attacking the credibility of the women alleging their drivers sexually assaulted them.
A&O Shearman, MinterEllison Advise on Danantara’s $2.5B JBS Australia Investment
Jakarta, Indonesia. MinterEllison and A&O Shearman have advised on Indonesian sovereign wealth fund Danantara Indonesia’s $2.5 billion investment to acquire a 25% stake in meat processor JBS Group’s Australia and New Zealand operations. A&O Shearman advised Danantara Investment Management (DIM), the investment arm of Danantara Indonesia, with Singapore-based partner James Mythen leading the team. He was supported by Sydney partner Daniel Harris.
Litigation Trends to Watch: Claims Surge Over Tariff Refunds, Weight Loss Drugs and Texas Property Appraisals
Credit: Jeerawut/Adobe Stock Welcome to the Trend Detection Weekly Scan from Law.com Radar. This weekly article highlights shifts and patterns in case filings that are surfaced by Law.com Radar's award-winning Trend Detection system. New to Trend Detection? This proprietary system employs specialized algorithms to identify early signs of litigation trends in state and federal filings. Click here to learn more about Law.com Radar's new suit alerting and trend detection capabilities.
From Big Law to Horse Law: Building a Niche Practice at Holland & Knight
Kayla Pragid, Partner with Holland & Knight. Courtesy photo In this Legal Speak episode, Law.com business of law reporter Vivienne Serret speaks with Holland & Knight partner Kayla Pragid about the business of building a niche practice within an Am Law 100 firm. Having founded the firm’s equine industry practice, Pragid discusses her path into equine law, how the team serves its clients and the importance of balancing legal strategy with the best interests of the horse.
Mass. Parole Board Nominee Permitted Despite Backlash, New Judges Unanimously Approved
Keith Nicholson, associate justice of the Boston Municipal Court and Lynn Feigenbaum associate justice of the Massachusetts Superior Court .Courtesy photos The Massachusetts Governor's Council approved two judges' nominations to its state courts Wednesday afternoon and also filled a vacancy on its parole board despite public resistance based on her previous work as a prosecutor.
What Might Trigger EEOC Action? Regulator's Suit Claims DEI Training Segregated Employees
Washington University in St. Louis. Brookings Hall. Photo: James Byard/WUSTL Photos. (HANDOUT - OK TO USE). The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a lawsuit against Washington University over allegations the school conducted mandatory Diversity Equity and Inclusion, or DEI, training that was segregated by race. The action suggests to employers that race-segregated DEI events are likely to capture the EEOC's attention.
How I Made Partner: 'Relationship-Building, Visibility and Sound Judgment,' Says Mitch Schuster of Meister Seelig & Schuster
Mitch Schuster of Meister Seelig & Schuster. Courtesy photo Mitchell Schuster, 62, Partner at Meister Seelig & Schuster, New York, New York Job title(s): Administrative partner; chair, litigation department; chair, crisis management Practice area(s): Crisis management and litigation department Law school and year of graduation: The Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, 1989 The following has been edited for style. How long have you been at the firm?
Weil, Linklaters Reap Lion's Share of £32M Fees From £3B Mitie Plc Deal
Credit: Mitie Group Plc, Image library Weil, Gotshal & Manges, Debevoise & Plimpton and Linklaters are scooping a combined £32 million for their advice on the OCS group’s £3.1 billion acquisition of Mitie Plc. On the buy side, Weil and Debevoise will be sharing £25.3 million in fees for their advice to OCS, according to transaction documents. Weil had led on the deal while Debevoise advised on antitrust and debt financing matters.
Allens and Ashurst Deny They "Provided Cover" For KPMG Ethical Failures
Ashurst Perkins Coie and Allens have defended their work after an Australian senator accused the firms of accepting "extremely narrow" terms of reference and providing cover for ethical and professional failures in KPMG's audit division.
Linklaters, Winston Taylor Lead as Frasers Group Acquires Harvey Nichols in Pre-Pack Deal
Harvey Nichols luxury storefront on Brompton Road in London. Credit: William/Adobe Stock Linklaters and Winston Taylor are leading as Frasers Group has announced its acquisition of Harvey Nichols from FTI Consulting. The pre-pack takeover deal includes Harvey Nichols’ portfolio of six stores and over 1,000 employees, with Winston Taylor advising Frasers Group and Linklaters advising FTI Consulting.