Recent News About Thompson Coburn
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Thompson Coburn Moves Birmingham Office Into Permanent Location
Thompson Coburn announced today that its attorneys in Birmingham, Alabama, have moved into permanent office space at 2311 Highland Avenue South, a building known as The Crescent. -
Thompson Coburn Continues NY Growth with Addition of Fran Skoller as Partner
Thompson Coburn announced today that Fran M. Skoller has joined the firm in New York as part of its Banking and Commercial Finance practice group, bringing extensive experience representing borrowers and lenders in a wide range of complex financial transactions. -
Howard Lavin Shares Insights on 2025 New York Employment Law Trends
Thompson Coburn partner Howard Lavin wrote an article in Crain’s New York Business outlining key labor and employment law changes affecting New York employers in 2025. -
Thompson Coburn Grows Higher Ed Practice, Birmingham Team with New Partner Lorrie Hargrove
Thompson Coburn announced that Lorrie L. Hargrove has joined the firm in its Higher Education practice in Birmingham, bringing more than 30 years of broad nationwide litigation experience. -
Implications for Digital Lending and Copyright in Landmark Fair Use Case
In Hachette Book Group, Inc. v. Internet Archive, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit addressed whether Internet Archive’s practice of scanning print books and lending them digitally without publisher permission constitutes fair use under the Copyright Act. -
Douglas Lang Writes on Value of Civility for Texas Lawyer
Former Justice Douglas Lang, now senior counsel at Thompson Coburn, wrote a new commentary published in Texas Lawyer that highlights the importance of civility in the legal profession and society at large.