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Burr & Forman Faces Data Breach of Health Care Client Information
The breach, impacting nearly 20,000 people, affected the data of two health care clients subject to HIPAA, according to the Am Law 200 firm.
As More D.C. Law Firms Shed Space, Leasing Pace Picked Up in Late 2023
While law firms have continued the trend of cutting back on square footage, overall law firm office leasing in D.C. picked up the fourth quarter compared with the previous quarter.
Pace of Law Firm Office Leasing Picked Up in Late 2023, With More Firms Shedding Space
In a new office lease in D.C., Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner decreased its space by 73% by shedding two full floors.
Orrick's Data Breach Was Bigger Than Previously Reported
An additional 176,000 people were added to the affected cohort, while several other firms reported new data breaches at the end of 2023.
In Atlanta Partner Moves, Big Law Looks to Real Estate and Transactional Practices
Real estate lawyers "are the folks who are going to be the real premium and who [firms will] go after," one Atlanta recruiter said.
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Here Are Five Legal Issues to Watch in the Federal Appeals Courts in 2024
Anti-terrorism efforts, venue, drug pricing, defamation and air pollution appear to be heading to the Supreme Court.
Five Legal Issues to Watch in the Federal Appeals Courts in 2024
Anti-terrorism efforts, venue, drug pricing, defamation and air pollution appear to be heading to the Supreme Court.
Top Litigation Trends of 2023—and What to Watch in 2024
As 2023 comes to an end, we're looking back at significant litigation trends surfaced by Law.com Radar.
The Dark Side of Tech: 8 Law Firms That Suffered Data Breaches in 2023
As the use of technology by law firms has grown, so has their vulnerability to cyberthreats. 2023 marks itself as an eye-opener for the legal industry, with a record number of firms facing data breaches.
After Tumultuous Year, Crypto Not Likely to Leave Regulatory Uncertainty Behind
White-collar defense attorneys doubted that high-profile criminal prosecutions such as those of the FTX and Binance founders would continue in 2024, but said they will keep a close eye on regulatory developments.TRENDING STORIES
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