Alex Hubbard

An SL Green Realty Corp. affiliate urged a New York federal judge Thursday to force an HNA Group subsidiary to turn over its interest in an entity that owns a Chicago property for the satisfaction of a $185 million judgment.

Two former Fox Sports executives caught up in the FIFA corruption scandal can subpoena Perkins Coie LLP and PwC in search of documents the men say could aid their defense, a New York federal judge has ruled.

Reed Smith LLP welcomed an attorney with experience in real estate finance to the firm’s Financial Industry Group as a partner in the Dallas office, the firm announced Thursday.

Two conservative federal judges who pledged to not hire Yale Law School students as law clerks to protest “cancel culture” at Yale University said at a campus event Wednesday that they have seen changes at the school and hope to not follow through on their boycott.

Shumaker Loop & Kendrick LLP has added a senior attorney to its community associations group who most recently spent almost five years with Southeastern firm Kubicki Draper working on insurance defense.

Pension providers will be required to warn customers about the effect of inflation on their cash savings under new rules outlined by the Financial Conduct Authority on Thursday.

The 11 attorneys of Houston litigation boutique Taylor Book Allen & Morris LLP are joining Thompson Coe Cousins & Irons LLP effective Jan. 1, the firm announced on Thursday.

The New Jersey Appellate Division Thursday disqualified Gold Albanese & Barletti LLC from representing a Passaic County liquor store in a suit against its insurer because the firm has already worked with the insurer on other cases for years and has inside knowledge of its legal strategy.

Cooley and Ashby & Geddes attorneys are representing the Rwandan government in a Delaware Chancery lawsuit alleging that a Massachusetts-based pharmaceutical company and its owner defrauded it out of over $40 million through false claims the company owned patents and protections on technology us…

The Biden administration will give a combined $75 million to help three Indigenous tribes start relocating to higher ground, as the coastal communities confront a host of worsening climate-related threats to their critical infrastructure, including rising seas, flooding and erosion.