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Lawyer disputes that Yoss' West Palm office has 'closed'
Although Yoss managing partner George Yoss said the firm's West Palm Beach office was being closed this week as part of a firm restructuring plan, the former head of the West Palm Beach office, disputes the notion.
$20M Workplace Injury Verdict Slashed by 81 Percent
A Philadelphia judge has remitted to $3.75 million the largest verdict handed up by a city jury last year -- $20 million to a woman injured in an industrial accident. Guillermina Leyva filed suit against the manufacturer of the machine her arm was crushed against when a co-worker accidentally ran into her with a forklift. The judge found the award "excessive and exorbitant," and wrote that Leyva "has the ability to continue employment" and that "no claim was asserted for future loss of earning capacity."Final defendant in LA 'Bling Ring' sentenced
A man who pleaded no contest to stealing from Lindsay Lohan and reality star Audrina Patridge has been sentenced to time already served in jail.
Allen & Overy in Tie-Up Talks With Singapore's Allen & Gledhill
British legal giant Allen & Overy is exploring a possible tie-up with leading Singapore firm Allen & Gledhill, although the latter has long been a joint venture partner of Linklaters. Allen & Gledhill is one of the island nation's largest firms, and it is the market leader when it comes to major corporate transactions under Singapore law.
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The Careerist: Four Ways to Close the Gender Gap
Women still aren't getting a fair shake at the firm—here's what can be done about it.
Attorney Work Product Doctrine Upheld in Diaper Patent Dispute
In a high-stakes patent lawsuit over diaper designs, a federal magistrate judge has ruled that paper products giant Kimberly-Clark is entitled to invoke the attorney work product doctrine to protect its testing data -- as long as it promises that it won't rely on the data to prove its infringement claims.BOOK REVIEW: Inside Rikers: Stories From the World's Largest Penal Colony
S ome readers work in the criminal justice system. Some live in one of the seven New York City neighborhoods that are home to 75-80 percent of New York State prison and jail inmates. For these, Inside Rikers: Stories from the World`s Largest Penal Colony, probably is not necessary reading. Many readers, however, couldn`t find Rikers Island, unlabeled, on a map. Many, too, are generally unaware that 18,000 inmates 91percent of whom are African American or Hispanic are confined in the world`s largest penal co
Norwalk Settles Brutality Claim
A convicted burglar has been paid $44,000 to settle his claims of police brutality filed against the Norwalk police department. As part of the settlement, the city agreed that police supervisors will read a memo from the chief at the daily lineup, reminding officers they must comply with department policies on the use of force.TRENDING STORIES
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