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[ad_1] The Florida Bar will recognize a South Florida attorney Thursday whose pro bono work exemplified the leadership and service that all lawyers should strive
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[ad_1] The New Mexico Supreme Court reversed a split appellate court’s holding, finding that evidence pertaining to a driver’s suspected drunken driving arrest must be suppressed
[ad_1] Since December, Cooley has been replaced by Quinn Emanuel in at least three Tesla cases and has seen Fish & Richardson litigators added to
[ad_1] In light of the increased controversy regarding potential discipline for University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School professor Amy Wax, who has been in the
[ad_1] As law firms anticipate increased demand for business and legal guidance on key environmental issues, leading partners of environmental practices are making moves on
[ad_1] We are in the midst of a global paradigm shift. The meaning of the “office” has forever changed because minds have changed. For law
[ad_1] The physical return of David Boies to the U.S. Supreme Court’s courtroom lectern after nearly a decade was delayed Tuesday as he joined several
[ad_1] ‘Be patient. Business does not magically appear after you meet someone or make the ask once. It takes time to build a relationship to
[ad_1] As some U.S. courts are grappling with the omicron-driven spike in COVID-19 infections, as previously reported by The National Law Journal, plaintiffs firms are once
[ad_1] The Florida Bar will recognize a South Florida attorney Thursday whose pro bono work exemplified the leadership and service that all lawyers should strive
[ad_1] Once upon a time, banks were considered the gold standard clients for any law firm – and the most valuable. There was also a
[ad_1] OPEN HOUSE – As you may have heard, the legal industry talent war, particularly with regard to young talent, is more cutthroat than ever, as attorneys
