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Holland & Knight Adds Former Energy Dept Lawyer, As Law Firms See Demand in Clean Energy
Recent federal legislation and Biden administration climate priorities have steered more work to law firms within the clean energy space.
Baker McKenzie Selects First Woman Partner to Lead Texas Offices
Michelle Hartmann, a Baker McKenzie litigator in Dallas, takes over on July 1 as the managing partner of the global firm's Texas offices.
Second Department Honors Trailblazing Members of New York's AAPI Community
Former Presiding Justice Randall Eng said that there are now 65 members of New York's AAPI community now on the bench in federal and state courts. He noted, though, that the community is currently not represented on the New York Court of Appeals.
'An Influx of Bad-Faith Actors': How Payment Apps, Chat Bots Are Changing Class Action Settlements
Digital payment apps and chatbots are changing the administration of class action settlements.
Not an Outlier: Why Legal Tech Companies Are Prime Ransomware Targets
Casepoint's recent cyberattack highlights a hard truth: Ransomware gangs are switching from targeting broad infrastructure technology companies to industry-specific providers such as legal tech.
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Barber Ranen Founding Partners Resign Following Disclosure of Misogynistic, Racist Emails
Resignations by Barber, the firm's managing partner, and Ranen, the firm's chief financial officer, were confirmed in a statement by CEO Timothy Graves. "Effective immediately, the firm has requested and accepted the resignations of John Barber and Jeffrey Ranen," Graves said in a statement to The American Lawyer.
State Farm not Alone in Restricting New Business in California
As the risks of wildfires continue to grow and building costs increase, insurers in California are starting to pull back from writing new property policies.
Insurance Dispute Over Portland Superfund Site Removed to Federal Court
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Policyholder Claims Progressive Undervalues 'Total Loss' Claimants' Vehicles
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Whistleblower Suit Leads to Doctor Paying $625K for Alleged False Claims Act Breaches
The whistleblower, Amy Vermillion, "brought a case [the government] never would have known about, [and the defendants] would have continued the fraud if it wasn't for her bringing this forward," said her lawyer, Mike Bothwell.TRENDING STORIES
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