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Christine Simmons
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Deputy Bureau Chief, New York Law Journal
New York
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Biography
I write on the bench and bar in New York, covering law firms, significant court decisions, personalities in the law and legal market trends.
legal market trends,law firm mergers new york court decisions, law firm financials new york law firms, litigators business of law
Anything aside sports
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By Abigail Adcox Verified, Christine Simmons Verified| National Law Journal Verified Internal tensions are boiling over at large law firms that have made deals with President Donald Trump—a group that increased by five on Friday—as attorney resignations become a growing consideration. By Friday, hundreds had signed onto an open letter, obtained by law.com, to firm leadership at A&O Shearman about its own impending deal with the president.
By Christine Simmons Verified, Abigail Adcox Verified| American Lawyer Verified In an announcement Friday, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said that the four law firms settling with the agency through President Donald Trump's deals—Kirkland & Ellis; Latham & Watkins; Simpson Thacher & Bartlett; and A&O Shearman—have agreed to compliance monitoring, among other measures. The EEOC said the four firms have chosen "to voluntarily resolve matters with the EEOC, without admission of liability, to avoid an extended dispute."
By Abigail Adcox Verified, Christine Simmons Verified| National Law Journal Verified Internal tensions are boiling over at large law firms that have made deals with President Donald Trump—a group that increased by five on Friday—as attorney resignations become a growing consideration. By Friday, hundreds had signed onto an open letter, obtained by law.com, to firm leadership at A&O Shearman about its own impending deal with the president.
Company Info
New York Law Journal
New York, New York, United States
+1 212-457-9400