Law firms representing subprime mortgage lenders will see a boost in business as they help with bankruptcy filings and fend off government investigations and class action lawsuits, the Apr 25, 2007 12:58 PM CDT
New Jersey-based McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter is acquiring a 49 percent stake in a minority-owned law firm, according to the Newark Star-Ledger.
Business is booming at lobbying law firms in Washington, D.C., as clients seek help reaching out to the new Democratic-controlled Congress, the Washington Post reports.
Forced retirement of hundreds of thousands of baby boomer lawyers in coming years could affect their mental health as well as their pocketbooks, according to a story in the Apr 19, 2007 1:03 PM CDT
A 47-year landmark in the Minneapolis legal landscape will disappear on May 31. Rider Bennett announced today that the 91-lawyer midsize firm will close that day because of what managing…
In a hard-fought battle of the bulge that pitted 10 law firms against each other in a contest to see who could lose the most weight, Indianapolis-based Locke Reynolds is…