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Survey: Firm Leaders Admit Downturn's Permanent Impact
Most law firm leaders admit that recession-driven responses to their pricing practices and their clients' expectations that work be done efficiently are likely here to stay, according to a survey released Tuesday of 238 firms. At the same time, most respondents to the Altman Weil survey acknowledge that they have been slow to alter their long-term strategies to address those changes.
Quinn Emanuel Hits Banks with New LIBOR Fraud Suit
Big banks have flat out admitted to regulators that they rigged LIBOR, but so far litigation over the global benchmark interest rate has been a major disappointment for investors. Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan wants to turn things around. The firm joined the LIBOR battle for the first time on Monday, filing a complaint in New York on behalf of Salix Capital seeking $250 million in damages.
Aereo Makes Peace with FilmOn Founder Amid Network Challenges
Litigation magnet Aereo reached a settlement on Monday with billionaire Alki David, the founder of rival TV streaming company FilmOn. The deal brings an end to David's quixotic fight with Aereo and its top financial backer, Barry Diller, leaving the companies to face their real adversary: network television.
Suit Names Missing Attorney Timothy McCabe For Alleged Fraud
A lawsuit for theft and fraud has been filed against a fugitive Florida real estate attorney whose license was suspended after he disappeared with about $4 million from his law firm's accounts. He left behind an apologetic email confession to his partner and staff, which said in part, "I have done things unknown to any of you that have been financially devastating."