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Push to 4-Day Attendance Poses Risks for Law Firm Diversity Efforts
The growing eagerness to ramp up office mandates will have the sharpest impacts on women, caregivers, and people of color, according to industry observers.'New Wave of Litigation' Expected on Proposed Title IX Changes, Now Delayed Until October
"The proposed new regulations will revoke or erode a wide array of procedural protections that have safeguarded both complainants and respondents over the last few years," said Patricia Hamill, a member and co-chair of the Title IX and campus discipline practice at Clark Hill.Solve the Problem: Paul Weiss' M&A Practice Guided by Kindler and Barshay Philosophy
"Morgan Stanley has a good relationship with Paul Weiss," said Rob Kindler, noting, "I certainly expect to do more and more work with them moving forward."All Eyes on Florida and a Trump-Appointed Judge After Ex-President's Indictment
"[This is] going to make the O.J. case seem like Minor-League baseball," University of Miami School of Law professor Craig Trocino said.View more book results for the query "*"
Niche Practice: Lawyers Secure Wins in Dog-Bite Cases as Insurance Landscape Shifts
In one case, the jury awarded the plaintiff $18,284.65 in economic damages and $400,000 in noneconomic damages.Insurance Coverage Suit by Nashville Bar That Was Site of 2020 Bombing Removed to Federal Court
This case was first surfaced by Law.com Radar.Justices Disagree as Texas Supreme Court Undercuts Municipal Immunity
Justices James Blacklock and Jane Bland dissented.20 New Judges? Bill Heads to Governor to Add Judicial Seats in New York
The judges for Supreme, family and New York City civil courts would all be filled at the November state 2024 election, with the terms to begin in January 2025.Law Firm Merger 'Does Not Give Them Immunity' From Former Employees' Claims Under NJLAD
"Because of the LAD's remedial purpose, Beneduci's claim that the decision not to transition her employment from Graham Curtin to McElroy was based on discriminatory factors may constitute a viable cause of action," stated Chief Judge, Thomas W. Sumners Jr. in his written opinion for the court. "There are genuine disputes of material facts regarding whether defendants' decision was, in fact, discriminatory."Check Fraud Mitigation: Capabilities to Protect Your Credit Union
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