Thursday 11.20.2008

• King & Spalding adds punch to Washington office [Atlanta]
• Team Financial expects quarterly loss of $9.8 million [Kansas City]
• Former Solicitor General returns to King & Spalding [Washington, D.C.]

Wednesday 11.19.2008

• Source: Insider trading charge makes Cuban's Cubs bid uncertain [Atlanta]
• Mark Cuban's Cubs bid uncertain after insider trading charge [Milwaukee]
• California Supreme Court to hear gay marriage suits [Sacramento]
• California Supreme Court to hear gay marriage suits [San Francisco]

Tuesday 11.18.2008

• UAlbany foundation to honor “citizen laureates” [Albany]
• Law firm forms climate change group [Boston]
• Mallory: I don't want treasurer's job [Cincinnati]
• Source: Insider trading charge makes Cuban's Cubs bid uncertain [Dallas]
• Bennett reappointed ABA delegate [Orlando]
• Thelen lawyers land at Winston & Strawn, Reed Smith [San Jose]

Monday 11.17.2008

• Stocks slump again with economy, earnings [Cincinnati]
• Chase Paymentech tracks online holiday spending [Dallas]
• Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell adds climate change practice [Houston]
• NCCI requests 18.6% rate hike [Jacksonville]
• Jose Cardenas tapped for ASU post [Phoenix]
• Arizona history teachers get $1M boost [Phoenix]
• AZ attorney Dennis Burke could get Obama nod [Phoenix]
• Jamba swings to $12.4M loss in Q3 [San Francisco]
• Spansion seeks to block iPod, Blackberry imports [San Jose]
• NCCI requests 18.6% rate hike [South Florida]
• NCCI requests 18.6% rate hike [Tampa Bay]
• Raleigh shoplifter gets 18-year jail sentence [Raleigh/Durham]

From the November 14, 2008 print editions

• Thousands of asbestos cases tossed following Supreme Court ruling [Columbus]
• Business of Law: Richard Zuber to lead state chapter of matrimonial lawyers [Denver]
• Going Green: Legal work adds shades of green [Kansas City]
• New ‘practice of law’ definition written [Honolulu]
• Law: In N.Y., Morgan Lewis tacks on 17 attorneys for energy issues [Philadelphia]
• Law firms fight to stay on top [Sacramento]
• Law exec accused of theft: Allegedly embezzled $1M over nine years [Sacramento]
• Admired CEOs: Baxter brought regional law to the world: Orrick CEO looked overseas for the S.F. law firm’s future [San Francisco]
• Thelen's bad news is good for Nixon Peabody [San Jose]
• Editorial: Two legal ships sink, other firms grow stronger [San Jose]
• Growing Your Business: Changes may make SBA lending profitable again [Seattle]
• Regionalism: Law firms shift priorities as bankruptcy, securities fraud heat up [South Florida]
• Book of Law: Uncertain times boost demand for flexible hires [Tampa Bay]
• Book of Law: Leadership roles shift at law firms after mergers [Tampa Bay]
• Book of Law: Q&A: Brad Kimbro, executive partner, Tampa Bay region, Holland & Knight [Tampa Bay]
• Book of Law: Study weighs costs of settling versus going to trial [Tampa Bay]
• Book of Law: Q&A: Rhea Law, chairman and CEO, Fowler White Boggs [Tampa Bay]
• Book of Law: Guest Column: Navigating through intellectual property’s legal path [Tampa Bay]
• Trend Spotlight: Credit crisis counselors: Several area law firms open new practice groups with go-to experts to address the unfolding financial meltdown [Washington, D.C.]
• Sources Say: What the experts say: Within your law firm what practice area is growing the most and why? [Washington, D.C.]