Hackers accessed at least 80% of email accounts in New York federal prosecutors’ offices, DOJ says
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Greenberg Traurig leaders begin RV tour to visit firm’s 30 US offices
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Afternoon Briefs: Final 4 justices named in SCOTUSblog brackets; law firms open Northern California offices
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BigLaw firm cuts more than 130 jobs in offices overseas
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Will partner offices shrink to associate size after the pandemic?
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Second BigLaw firm litigates over rent on unoccupied offices during COVID-19 pandemic
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Immigration office’s new structure may have adverse impacts, ABA president says
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Prosecutors should create innovation offices to improve justice and public safety
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Quid row quo: Time to kill city’s row offices | Editorial
Three decades ago, John Green ran as a reformer for Philadelphia sheriff, winning control of a notoriously corrupt law enforcement agency. A federal jury on Tuesday heard just how well that reform effort went, as Green went on trial with businessman James Davis. Foreclosure News
Many offices of Florida’s BigLaw firms are open again after Hurricane Irma closings
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