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Justices Urged to Expedite Review of Challenge to Texas Abortion Ban
A coalition of abortion rights providers and organizations on Thursday asked the Supreme Court to take up their challenge to Texas' six-week abortion ban without waiting for a ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
Who Got The Work: Geico Goes After Medical Fraud, Heavyweights Step In on $2 Billion Appeal
Midsize firms stepped in defense of a $2 billion IP appeal and on behalf of Geico as it goes after alleged medical fraudsters.
Changes to Texas Sexual Harassment Law Should Prompt Employers to Take Immediate Action
All Texas employers and those representing them should review harassment policies and procedures to consider any revisions necessary to comply with these new statutory changes, particularly, smaller employees who may have not have been previously subject to such claims and may not currently have specific policies for reporting and investigating sexual harassment complaints would be well advised to create and communicate such procedures.
For Midsize Firms, The Mansfield Program Brings Community and Rigor
"It is one of those things where we had those processes, but what we weren't doing was measuring the outcomes in a disciplined way. That's where we saw the value, in that it gave us the structure," Drew Eckel managing partner Joseph Chancey said.
Midsize Moves: Boston Firm Gains Regulatory Insider, A Dechert Alumna Joins Midsize Firm In Philly
A Boston cannabis regulator goes private, an veteran entertainment lawyer jumps ship—and other midsize moves.
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On the Move: Kessler & Solomiany; FisherBroyles; Bouhan Falligant
The latest news and notes on law firm hiring in the Georgia market.
'Something's Wrong': Legal Experts See Increasing Evidence of Bias in Arbitration
Some are calling for a change to the system under which arbitrators are appointed to cases, arguing that "blind appointments" would reduce bias.
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