The Department of Justice (DOJ) is launching a review of law firms that have participated in “weaponized lawfare” in response ...

By an executive order issued Monday, President Donald J. Trump announced a directive targeting prominent law firm Jenner & ...

A prominent Florida law firm has added a new partner in its corporate practice field. Shutts & Bowen hired Andrew W.

Greenberg Traurig, Holland & Knight and Akerman boosted higher gross revenue and profits per equity partner, even as two of ...

In recent weeks Mr. Trump has also gone after the nation’s leading law firms — Covington & Burling; Perkins Coie; Paul, Weiss; and many more — with measures meant to hobble their ability to ...

Re “How a Law Firm Decided to Fold Instead of Fight,” (front page, March 23): As the former pro bono coordinator at a major New York, law firm I am old enough to have lived through McCarthyism ...

March 24 (Reuters) - Paul Weiss Chairman Brad Karp's deal with U.S. President Donald Trump to escape an executive order that threatened the firm's business has sparked broad condemnation in the ...

WASHINGTON, March 26 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's executive orders targeting elite U.S. law firms have shared a common theme: his perceived grievance that an attorney linked to the firm ...

If law firms are cowed into not bringing the cases that matter most, that could be another step in dismantling democracy. By Lisa Rubin It was late Friday night, the day after his triumph over ...

Two of the nation’s largest law firms are taking drastically different approaches to being targeted by President Donald Trump: acceptance and defiance. For both firms, Paul Weiss and Perkins ...

“I just think the law firms have to behave themselves,” Trump told reporters at the White House on Monday. “They’ve behaved very badly and very wrongly.” Several lawyers, including ...

Why Target These Law Firms? for Trump, It's Personal By Mike Scarcella WASHINGTON (Reuters) -President Donald Trump's executive orders targeting elite U.S. law firms have shared a common theme ...