Meghan Tribe

Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson is getting a new leader after nearly a decade.

Greenberg Traurig’s 33 lawyers and staff in Tel Aviv have been accounted for and are working remotely as the conflict between Israel and Hamas continues to rage.

Winston & Strawn has rescinded a job offer for a summer associate over comments in a law school newsletter in which the student blamed Israel for deadly attacks by Hamas.

Rachel Proffitt, who takes over as Cooley’s chief executive officer in January, has a choice to make: staff up for a possible return of the deals business or restrain lawyer headcount because the market will probably stay sluggish.

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan is giving its associates a special fall bonus, the first additional bonus given to Big Law associates since the bonus bonanza of 2021.

An NYU law student who had an employment offer rescinded by Winston & Strawn after comments in a newsletter blaming Israel for the deadly attacks by Hamas claims the controversy surrounding the statement is “entirely misplaced and a dangerous distraction.”

Davis Polk & Wardwell rescinded job offers to three law students at Harvard and Columbia universities after organizations they were part of made controversial statements about the Hamas attack on Israel.

Elon Musk’s fight with Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz over $90 million in legal fees billed to X Corp. is headed to arbitration.

Kirkland & Ellis partner Daniel Wolf and his family fled Israel with help from his law firm three days after Hamas launched a surprise attack on the country, according to the New York deals lawyer.

Husch Blackwell’s gross revenue jumped more than 10%, marking the law firm’s sixth straight year of growth.