A Johnson & Johnson subsidiary urged a Virginia federal court to force three medical experts to disclose who’s funding their defense in a trade libel lawsuit over a scientific paper linking cosmetic talc to mesothelioma.
A litigation investor who ventured nearly $5.3 million for mass tort cases and tax credit claims is suing a New York law firm for failing to bring results.
Some of the largest and most profitable law firms are aggressively growing their litigation rosters, new data from Bloomberg Law show.
The bankruptcy trustees for Girardi Keese and Joseph DiNardo seek to claw back nearly $3.2 million in transfers made in 2013 that they say were embezzled from a personal injury settlement.
The nascent Texas Business Court is already paying off for law firms, who are using it to build caseloads, market services, and grow litigation departments.
Note: Emily Siegel is off this week
Will Kirkland & Ellis be the first firm to break 11-figures in annual revenue? Is Donald Trump’s retribution campaign against Big Law firms really over? Roy Strom is back with a new set of predictions for the legal industry in his annual Big Law Sportsbook.
On this episode of our news podcast, On The Merits, we hear from the Goodwin Procter chair Anthony McCusker about how the firm brought in record revenue last fiscal year. He attributes the firm’s recent success to a long-term strategic plan it developed called “Goodwin 2033.”
Big non-lawyer entrants continue to file in Arizona and California limits sharing contingency fees.
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