In today’s column, the California State Bar said it plans to get more aggressive on attorney discipline; two UK Big Law firms set up captive insurers; Florida courts are taking a wait-and-see approach on monkeypox.
- Leading off, Paul Weiss Chairman Brad Karp says that after nearly 15 years leading the New York-based firm, for which he generates around $500 million in fees annually, he’s reassessing if he wants to stay in the role when his current term ends in May 2023. “I’ll have to figure out whether I have the energy and strength,” he told Business Insider. (Business Insider ...
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