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Who Got the Work: A Pipeline Project and a Hospital Helideck
Pierce Atwood represented an organization arguing for the continuation of a natural gas pipeline's construction, Riemer & Braunstein is representing a hospital through its expansion process, and other work from midsize firms.
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Who Got the Work: A Rejected Restraining Order and a Burial Border Dispute
Lewis Rice represented St. Louis County against a suit over indoor dining bans, Best Best & Krieger is representing a cemetery in a dispute over who owns a specific piece of land, and other work from midsize firms.
Who Got the Work: A Sanitizer Stockpile and Lyft Litigation
McLaughlin & Stern is representing a sanitizer producer in its suit against Kroger, Wiggin and Dana is representing a rideshare-focused tech company in its patent suit against Lyft, and other work from midsize firms.
California Law Firms Got Over $1.5 Billion in PPP Loans
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Keker Partner Among 19 Lawyers Picked for Superior Court Seats
Keker, Van Nest & Peters partner Brian Ferrall will fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Charlene Kiesselbach of the San Francisco County Superior Court.
7 New LA Superior Court Judges Are Part of Newsom's Latest Wave
The governor named 15 Superior Court judges overall, including several with Big Law backgrounds and experience as federal prosecutors.
New Batch of California Superior Court Appointees Includes Big Law Alums
Gov. Gavin Newsom named 15 Superior Court judges overall, including lawyers who logged time with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, Baker McKenzie, and Hinshaw & Culbertson.
9th Circuit Clears FCC's Path for Development of 5G Infrastructure
The court largely denied local governments' petitions to review FCC orders limiting their authority to regulate 5G infrastructure.
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