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Goldman Sachs’ Top Lawyer Stays in the Picture: New York Brief
Kathy Ruemmler’s not leaving just yet, Brad Lander faces charges, and tech regulations land on Hochul’s desk:
Supreme Court Reinforces SEC’s Disgorgement Tool: New York Brief
Kirkland, Paul Weiss Among Leading Law Firms: New York Brief
Bloomberg Law’s Leading Law Firms list is out, George Santos is under a fresh round of scrutiny, and Judge Rakoff writes fiction:
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