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Texas' Pro-Life Law Does Not Compute for Tech Company Leaders
App companies have been in the headlines over Labor Day weekend, almost entirely due to their legal moves following SB8, the controversial Texas abortion law banning the procedure past six weeks of pregnancy, which critics have said puts a bounty on abortion providers and those who use their services.
Day Pitney Gets Boost in Boston; Former CT Clerks Join Murtha Cullina
Former clerks Alyssa Ferreone and Julie Lavoie have been hired at Murtha Cullina, and Meredith Greene has joined Day Pitney as a partner.
Key SDNY Prosecutor Returns to Wilmer
"His years as an SDNY trial lawyer handling such high-pressure cases will prove invaluable to our clients. With Robert, we further bolster our considerable trial strength," said Wilmer's Susan Murley.
Review of 2020 Cases Under SEQRA
In 2020, the courts decided 47 cases under the New York State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA). In this edition of their Environmental Law article—the 30th anniversary of this column's first annual SEQRA review—Michael Gerrard and Edward McTiernan discuss the cases, which continued the familiar pattern that the safest way for a controversial project to withstand attack in court is to prepare a full EIS.
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Florida Community Association Litigation: Homeowners’ Associations and Condominiums 2019
Authors: Ron M. Campbell
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Trial Judge's Comments Lead to Disqualification in Personal Injury Litigation: 'The Less You Say'
"He has called my case pedestrian, belittled my injury and favors the defendant who placed both myself and my friends at great risk of harm," David Casner wrote in a motion for disqualification.
Buy Low, Sell High: Kirkland and Mintz Real Estate Moves Show Opportunity Abounds After Slow Summer
As more firms opt for short-term renewal or restructuring of current leases, real estate brokers say there are concessions to be had in a weak market.
Siemens Energy's Head of US Corporate Legal Steps Down
"After 13 incredible years, I've decided to leave the Siemens 'family' of companies," Alan Cardenas said.
Expansive View of Compensable Time Under PMWA Likely to Drive More Class Actions
This decision is the latest in a line of cases interpreting the PMWA more expansively than the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), which already is leading to the filing of PMWA putative class action lawsuits.
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