Cadwalader litigation practice leaders Nicholas Gravante and Phil Iovieno resigned on Friday due to conflicts of interest with clients of the firm’s partner in a planned merger, Hogan Lovells.
To understand what lies in wait for Kevin Warsh, who is likely to take the helm of the Federal Reserve in May, it might be best to go back more than 50 years.
Scott Barshay, the first M&A lawyer to lead storied Wall Street law firm Paul Weiss, confronts an early test to his no-nonsense approach after Brad Karp’s surprise exit.
SIM IP Inc., a company started by patent monetization executive Erich Spangenberg, announced Thursday it purchased research platform Garden Intel for $150 million.
When President Donald Trump dropped word bombs into a major M&A deal, Kim Hicks of Kirkland & Ellis didn’t flinch. She thrives in tense situations, including test drives of a BMW M4 at roughly 200 miles per hour at a racetrack just outside Austin, Texas.
Brad Karp is stepping down from his leadership role at Paul Weiss after a trove of emails released by the Justice Department detailed the lawyer’s close connections to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
A key witness in the government’s tax evasion and false statements case against high-profile US Supreme Court advocate Tom Goldstein appears to have made statements to investigators that are contradicted by documentary evidence.
Anthropic’s recent release of a software product tailored to in-house legal teams is a warning to legal tech vendors: If your product is little more than a wrapper for dominant AI models, you might be in trouble.
Paul Weiss Chairman Brad Karp dropped out of a Tuesday event in which he was slated to discuss “leadership in uncertain times” as details emerge about his communications with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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