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After Winning Battle With New Jersey at SCOTUS, Land Acquisition for PennEast Pipeline Suspended
"It's a very positive development but we're not out of the woods," said attorney Timothy Duggan, who represents owners of properties facing acquisition. As for whether the halt in proceedings is temporary or permanent, Duggan said, "It's hard to tell. We don't know their true reason or what their thinking is."
Land Acquisition for PennEast Pipeline Suspended After Winning Battle With New Jersey at SCOTUS
"It's a very positive development but we're not out of the woods," said attorney Timothy Duggan, who represents owners of properties facing acquisition. As for whether the halt in proceedings is temporary or permanent, Duggan said, "It's hard to tell. We don't know their true reason or what their thinking is."
Title Insurance Giant First American Promotes Company Veteran to CLO
Lisa Cornehl joined First American in 2011 as senior litigation counsel and was promoted to deputy general counsel of litigation in 2015 and chief privacy officer in 2018.
Despite Death of Star Witness, All-Female Bilzin Sumberg Trial Team Scored Nearly $4M Jury Verdict
"If I had to do it all over again, I would be absolutely sure, notwithstanding that he was our witness within our control, that the most fundamental key pieces were memorialized by a deposition," said Melissa Pallett-Vasquez, a partner at Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price & Axelrod.
Law Firms in California Relocate, Expand Amid Tenant-Favored Office Market
Even though many offices remain in limited operations, law firms are looking to make smarter investments in real estate and expansion.
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Third Circuit Reinstates Fox 29 Reporter's Suit Against Facebook
"Hepp's statutory claim against Facebook is about the commercial effect on her intellectual property, not about protected speech."
Greenberg Traurig Picks Up Two 'Next-Generation' Public Finance Lawyers in Texas
Nicole Kintop Smith and Martye Kendrick will help the firm expand its booming national public finance practice in the Lone Star State.
Judge Issues Mixed Ruling on Chip's Wage Lawsuit; Case Headed to Trial
A wage employment lawsuit against Chip's Family Restaurants is going to trial following a judge's ruling denying a motion to dismiss the case.
Clients and Firms Want a Tech Transformation. They're Not Ready.
Despite a fertile climate for tech adoption and modernization, age-old problems are still holding the industry back from a broader transformation.
In 70 Years at Weil, Antitrust Partner Millstein Has Seen Legal Business Transform
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