Sarah Tincher

Austin

Business of Law Editor at Law.com

Business of law editor for ALM via @AmericanLawyer, @TheNLJ, @TexasLawyer. Formerly: @WVStateJournal, @GRMagazine, @CNSmd. @MerrillCollege alum. Crazy dog lady.

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Seattle University Law Partners With UW Tacoma for Hybrid Hub Initiative

Mar 6, 2024 | feeds.feedblitz.com | Sarah Tincher |Colleen Murphy |Adolfo Pesquera |Christine Charnosky

Seattle University School of Law has partnered with the University of Washington Tacoma to increase access to legal education and services for underrepresented populations in Tacoma and the South Puget Sound region.
Harvard Selects Law Dean as Interim Provost

Mar 1, 2024 | law.com | Sarah Tincher

As Harvard continues its search for a new president, following the January resignation of former president Claudine Gay, the university announced Friday that Harvard Law Dean John Manning has been appointed to serve as the university’s interim provost. Manning, who has served as dean of the law school since 2017, will “begin a leave” from his deanship on March 14, according to a letter written by interim president Alan Garber announcing the appointment to the Harvard community.
Norton Rose Canada Leaders Remember Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney as a Role Model

Mar 1, 2024 | feeds.feedblitz.com | Sarah Tincher |Allison Dunn |Alexander Lugo |Dan Roe

Brian Mulroney, the former Canadian prime minister and a senior partner at Norton Rose Fulbright Canada, died on Thursday at 84. Mulroney was remembered by Norton Rose as “a statesman, a visionary, and a humanitarian.” He started his legal career as a labor lawyer at Norton Rose Canada predecessor Howard Cate, Ogilvy, one of Canada’s oldest firms and Montreal’s largest.
Chinese Law Firms Announced 40 New Offices in 12 Months. Will the Investment Pay Off?

Feb 29, 2024 | feeds.feedblitz.com | Sarah Tincher |Allison Dunn |Dan Roe |Christopher Niesche |Alaina Lancaster

Last year, 30 Chinese law firms announced they would be setting up a total of 40 new offices in mainland China, according to an analysis of data conducted by Law.com International. Of those 30, fewer than a handful are considered to rate among the country’s elite law firms, which have focused on securing and solidifying international market share, rather than expanding in the domestic Chinese market. Want to continue reading?
Why Big Law Firms Are Expanding in US Regional Markets

Feb 29, 2024 | law.com | Sarah Tincher

Am Law 200 firms are regularly launching offices and expanding head count in cities throughout the Southeast and Midwest, often with sights set on growing client business with relatively less expensive talent and overhead. Below is our recent coverage of Big Law’s entrance into regional and secondary markets. Our reporters will continue to cover these changes and trends. This page will be updated regularly with new developments.
Job opportunity at - Reporter, Business of Law (CA)

Jan 24, 2024 | linkedin.com | Sarah Tincher

“I think the bigger thesis of my work at Motley is going to be that tech companies can and do use their power and influence in ways that cause real injury to Americans,” Warren said. ”There are governmental actors that are on that beat, and I think the plaintiffs bar needs to be on that beat too. That’s a really important role to play, and I’m hoping that Motley can be at the vanguard of that.”
Law Firms Bolster California Litigation Offerings With Top Lateral Hires

Jan 10, 2024 | law.com | Sarah Tincher

Several California law firms are kicking off the year by beefing up their litigation capabilities in the Golden State. Jenner & Block this week hired former Assistant U.S. Attorney Carolyn Small as a special counsel in Los Angeles. Small’s addition comes just days after partners Alex Romain and Jennifer Lee in Los Angeles and San Francisco started at the firm, respectively, as the firm seeks to grow its West Coast presence. Want to continue reading?
Editor's Picks: The Recorder’s Top Stories in 2023

Dec 21, 2023 | feeds.feedblitz.com | Victoria Pfefferle-Gillot |Sarah Tincher |Abigail Adcox |Alaina Lancaster

The stories that gripped readers in the last year provided a barometer into continued uncertainty around the most pressing issues, insight into the innerworkings of judges and the latest news on attorney ethics cases. Take a look at The Recorder’s top stories in 2023. Innovative, Inherently Inclusive: A Look Inside Orrick’s New Los Angeles Office Want to continue reading?
What Happens When You Go Viral? How One Law Firm Associate Manages Her Social

Dec 8, 2023 | feeds.feedblitz.com | Elizabeth Lampert |Lara Cupit |Chris O'Malley |Sarah Tincher

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Gov. Gavin Newsom Appoints 2 to Northern California Courts of Appeal

Dec 7, 2023 | feeds.feedblitz.com | Sarah Tincher |Alaina Lancaster |Cheryl Miller

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday revealed his latest round of judicial picks, including two appointments to Northern California appellate courts. Napa County Superior Court Judge Monique Langhorne Wilson was nominated to the First District Court of Appeal, Division One. Langhorne Wilson joined the Napa County trial court in 2006 as a court commissioner, becoming the first Black judicial officer in the county. Gov.