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Stoel Rives Extends Managing Partner's Term Through 2029

By Emma Cueto

Stoel Rives has voted to retain its current managing partner through the end of 2029, extending her four-year term to six years, the firm announced Tuesday.

Haynes Boone Launches In San Diego For 4th Calif. Location

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Money App KAST Taps Ex-Coinbase Atty As Legal Chief

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Tyson & Mendes Opens Austin Office, Adds 3 Chartwell Attys

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Former Wilson Sonsini Subsidiary Launches AI Tool For HR

Courts
Ethics Scandals Causing 'Paralysis' At NH Supreme Court
By Jack Karp

Multiple ethical missteps have led to the chief justice's resignation and criminal and ethics charges against a retired justice, and they're starting to interfere with the court's ability to do its job, according to New Hampshire attorneys and politicians.
California Pulse
Watchdog Wants Probe Of Trump Press Secretary's Atty Claim
By Jack Karp

A nonprofit government watchdog on Wednesday asked the State Bar of California to investigate whether the new White House press secretary claimed to be an attorney without having a license to practice law.
Daily Litigation
Ogletree Adds 8 Labor, Employment Attys From Fisher Phillips
By Andrea Keckley

Management-side labor and employment firm Ogletree Deakins LLP said Wednesday it has hired eight attorneys from Fisher Phillips.
Daily Litigation
Troutman Grows Life Sciences Litigation Group In Philly, NY
By James Boyle

A pair of attorneys specializing in healthcare and life sciences litigation recently moved their practices to Troutman Pepper Locke LLP's offices in Philadelphia and New York City.
Modern Lawyer
Reed Smith Names New Chair Of Global Private Equity Group
By Tracey Read

Reed Smith LLP announced Tuesday that a New York partner has been named global chair of its private equity group.
California Pulse
Hanson Bridgett Names New Recruiting, Pro Bono Directors
By Adrian Cruz

A little over a month after reelecting its managing partner to a third consecutive term, California firm Hanson Bridgett LLP announced new leadership moves with the appointment of directors of recruiting and pro bono and social impact.
Modern Lawyer
Mayer Brown Adds Former CFTC Senior Counsel In NY
By Christine DeRosa

Mayer Brown LLP has grown its capital markets offerings in New York with the addition of a former senior special counsel at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
Connecticut Pulse
Thompson Coburn Hires Ex-Prosecutor From Tyson & Mendes
By Andrea Keckley

Thompson Coburn LLP has added a longtime prosecutor from Tyson & Mendes, where she managed the New York and Connecticut offices, as a partner in its New York office.
DC Pulse
Dentons Adds K&L Gates Lawyer To Healthcare Practice In DC
By Jack Rodgers

Dentons has hired a former K&L Gates LLP counsel as a partner in its Washington, D.C., office, where he will advise pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies on a range of matters related to regulatory and transactional oversight, the firm announced.
Modern Lawyer
McDermott Will Hires Ex-Greenberg RE Atty For NYC Office
By Isaac Monterose

McDermott Will & Schulte has hired former Greenberg Traurig LLP real estate finance attorney Paul K. Kovachev to be a partner in its transactions practice group in New York City, the firm announced.