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Florida Governor Says Speculation of White House Run 'Nonsense'
Gov. Ron DeSantis has become a favorite of many Republicans nationally and has raised huge amounts of money.
Saul Ewing Pushes Copyright Suit Against American Board of Plastic Surgery to Fed Court
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Dilworth Paxson Lodges Dec Action In Insurance Dispute Over Construction Defects
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Suit Alleging Uber Violated Phila.'s Fair Criminal Record Screening Law Sent to District Court
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Judge Lucy Koh Tapped for 9th Circuit in Latest Batch of Biden Judicial Nominees
The nominees included three picks for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and others for two of California's district courts.
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Biden Looks to Make Mark on California Courts With Ninth Circuit and District Nominees
The White House touted the diversity of the picks, noting that three of the nominees are Latino and have "diverse professional experiences."
Elizabeth Holmes' Defense Team Previews High-Risk Defense Strategy
A Wall Street Journal reporter named John Carreyrou ran a series of articles that exposed that the company was smoke and mirrors. If the trial is anything like Carreyrou's book, "Bad Blood," it should be fascinating.
Litigating a Pandemic: Opposing Counsel Research During an Era of Uncertainty
What other tools, besides legal precedent, might attorneys use to navigate the uncharted waters of civil litigation in the time of the coronavirus? How might attorneys learn from the trials and tribulations of their opposing counsel, harnessing the power of state trial court data to grapple with the unknowns of a pandemic-era lawsuit?
5 Obstacles Challenging the Long-Term Future of Remote Document Review
Remote document review isn't a novel concept, but its longevity may be threatened by uneven results on more complex matters, laborious security measures and diminished productivity.
Texas Bail-Bondsman Warns Clients Not to Bring Their Children to Court
"Train your courtroom bailiffs that being rude & intimidating to people who have to bring kids to court is unlawful," tweeted Erika Bales, an attorney and mother.TRENDING STORIES
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