In a year when we’ve faced a global pandemic, an American reckoning with race and everything that comes with both, the road to the partnership has also been challenging. So how did the young lawyers who successfully sought out the partnership make it? New partners tell their stories in the final installment of our series, “Making Partner in a Pandemic.”

The latest political skirmishes over proof of Covid-19 vaccination as a prerequisite for entering public places or returning to work could spur momentum for bans on employer-imposed mandates.

Just before Opening Day this month, Valerie Alou made the tough decision to leave her role as director of risk management for Major League Baseball’s San Francisco Giants—a team her father, legend Felipe Alou, once played for and managed.

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The California Attorney General’s Office and lawyers who sued Sutter Health alleging antitrust violations are seeking 32% of the $575 million settlement that would end class-action litigation.

Following its blow-out defeat at the Amazon Inc. facility in Bessemer, Ala., the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union said Friday it will mount a two-pronged legal attack on the online retail giant.