Justin Wise

Ron DeSantis leads Donald Trump with a better than 6-to-1 advantage in campaign donations from lawyers, who appear eager to deny the former president a third Republican nomination.

Two law firms expanded their feud over billionaire Leon Black’s alleged sexual assaults when Wigdor LLP released private emails of Black’s attorney at Quinn Emanuel.

The law firm that sprouted from a Lewis Brisbois mass exodus is effectively marking the end of its operation, as at least another 25 attorneys from there joined O’Hagan Meyer.

An ex-Wall Street Journal reporter reached a financial settlement with Dechert in his lawsuit alleging the law firm aided a hacking scheme that led to his firing.

Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. earned a victory with an appeals court advancing its claim that a health insurer improperly helped the retailer’s former law firm, Crowell & Moring, break its fiduciary duty.

Lobbyists for Qatar must share more documents for a hacking lawsuit brought by an ex-President Donald Trump fundraiser, a judge has ruled.

Brownstein Hyatt Faber Schreck, whose clients include Apollo Global Management and Athene Holding, led its counterparts in Washington by bringing in $15.1 million in federal lobbying revenue last quarter, according to disclosures Friday.

Schuyler Storm Girls Swimming The Watkins Glen and Odessa-Montour girls swim team captured the Section IV Class C title at Watkins Glen, Saturday, Nov. 4. The team dominated with 513 points to Lansing's 324 in second place. Winners in the event included: 200 medley relay team, Thalia Marquez (200 free, 500 free), Alannah Klemann (200 IM, 100 back), Emily Melveney (50 free, 100 fly), Aubrey Klemann (100 free), 200 free relay team and 400 free relay team.

Foley & Lardner rescinded an employment offer for an incoming associate over public comments she made following the Hamas attack on Israel, the law firm said Thursday. The Milwaukee-founded firm pulled the offer for Jinan Chehade, a 2023 Georgetown Law School graduate, just before her intended October start date, a Foley spokesperson said, citing “public statements that were inconsistent with our core values.” Following “a discussion with Ms. Chehade, we made the decision to rescind her offer of employment,” the firm spokesperson said. (snip) The decision has prompted legal action from Chehade, who on Nov. 13 filed a charge of discrimination with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.