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[ad_1] Jury selection begins Monday in a Florida bellwether trial over 3M’s combat earplugs after a federal judge denied a request to delay the proceedings
[ad_1] As Omicron rages across the U.S., state and federal court responses nationwide are all over the map. The Driver: Judges and court administrators—not to
[ad_1] In-house legal departments have become leaders in company culture and employee matters, especially where diversity and inclusion is concerned, a study by FTI Consulting and
[ad_1] Jeffrey and Lauren Lowe, former operators of the Tiger King Park in Oklahoma and featured in the wildly popular Netflix documentary “Tiger King,” have agreed
[ad_1] Allison Brown, with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom. In this week’s episode, a litigator on a winning steak breaks down her strategy for securing
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[ad_1] The curtain has closed on the blackmail and sexual abuse case against disgraced former Motion Picture Association of America Inc. general counsel Steven Fabrizio.
[ad_1] Shoosmiths has opened an office in Brussels, the firm’s first outside of the U.K., and has hired a competition law veteran to head the
[ad_1] OPEN AND SHUT, RINSE AND REPEAT – Judges and court administrators across the country are, at this point, pretty well used to the pandemic mucking
[ad_1] Law firms rarely acknowledge the tension underlining any lateral attorney move. But Eric Lenzen’s move from Husch Blackwell to Am Law 200 firm Dykema,
[ad_1] The subscription model is spreading across legal services, from e-discovery to lawyers’ client services. Now, lawyer staffing agencies are also offering subscription-based options to
[ad_1] Massachusetts’ top court on Monday shot down a Harvard professor’s bid to force the university to cover his legal defense fees after he was
[ad_1] Jury selection begins Monday in a Florida bellwether trial over 3M’s combat earplugs after a federal judge denied a request to delay the proceedings
