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Latham & Watkins Defending KPMG in Class Action Suit Brought by Credit Suisse Shareholders
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Job-Hopping Biotech Lawyers Losing Leverage as Funding Challenges Chill Sector
"Companies are not hiring at the same pace, for sure, and searches are taking longer to close, as companies are being a lot more introspective on who to hire," said Deb Thompson, a Major, Lindsey & Africa partner.
'This Will Change Defamation Practice': NJ Legislature Passes Anti-SLAPP Legislation
"Many states throughout the country have enacted laws specifically aimed at discouraging SLAPP suits. Unfortunately, those statutes do not exist in New Jersey," according to one bill sponsor, Sen. Jon Bramnick, R-Morris, Somerset and Union.
FTC's New Social Media Influencer Guidelines Bring 'Big But Unsurprising' Changes
Among other things, the agency spelled out a new system for evaluating violations which keeps the targeted audience of such ads in mind.
A New Attorney-Client Privilege Ruling Adds Roadblock to Public Records
"The problem, as I see it, is not the standard, but the court's loose application of it to the record on appeal, which renders the narrow-construction mandate essentially tokenistic," Justice John Phillip Devine wrote in the dissent.
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Sony's Sharpie Redaction Gaffe Is Egregious, But Underscores Common E-Discovery Gaps
Litigation paralegals and tight redaction checks are vital to preventing inadvertent disclosures during production. But too often, such controls are not put in place.
Crowell & Moring's Pro Bono Fight to Free Crosley Green Faces 'Inconsistent' Parole Commission
Green's lawyers argue the Florida Commission on Offender Review improperly stacked cumulative offenses when determining Green's presumptive release date of 2054.
Judges Spar Over 1st Amendment 'Ministerial Exception' in Age Bias Case
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