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Philadelphia-based Ryan Cassidy, who joined the firm 15 years ago from Reed Smith, most recently chaired its labor and employment division.

John Stinson is reentering private practice after spending the past eight years with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of New Jersey.

Former Barclay Damon attorney Scott Fleischer will help bring about some new creditor-side bankruptcy work for the firm in New York City while Sandeep Kathuria, from Ice Miller, will offer his expertise on government contracting in the nation's capital.

Stacy Ackermann and Rick Giovannelli spent much of this past year traveling the globe to meet with partners and clients after the two were elevated to leadership positions with K&L Gates last July.

“If we can do something more efficiently or better or faster or all of the above, for someone who is in need, who could never afford that technology, much less attorneys' fees, you better believe we're going to do that,” one Am Law 100 pro bono director said.

Some of the experienced litigators have worked together for the better part of two decades and bring a wealth of knowledge with regard to intellectual property disputes.

The growing New York-based firm aims to fill a niche in representing founders, CEOs and other high-net-worth individuals.

Diane Downes served as legal talent officer at Morrison & Foerster and moved east for the newly created chief legal talent and growth officer position.

With a Pennsylvania budget deadline since passed, some are hoping for an infusion of tax revenue from skill game machines. Meanwhile, lawsuits continue to play out between a well-known casino and a prominent skill game operator, and multiple Am Law 100 firms are in the mix.

With a Pennsylvania budget deadline since passed, some lawmakers are hoping for an infusion of tax revenue from skill game machines. Meanwhile, lawsuits continue to play out between a well-known casino and a prominent skill game operator, and multiple Am Law 100 firms are in the mix.