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As Big Law Battles Burnout, Midsize Firms Can Win Talent With Flexibility Offerings
"Most mid-market firms aren't going to have the money of a Kirkland to throw at candidates so, what you can do, is lean into your strength of the flexibility and lifestyle balance," said Fennemore Craig CEO James Goodnow.
Technicality Results in Tenant's Win in Housing Court
A tenant who makes COVID-19 protective wear scored a victory in housing court as a judge said the landlord tried to evict her with the wrong lease.
'It's the Moment for This': An Unprecedented Number of Black Women Are Leading Law Schools
By the fall, 14% of law schools will have Black women in the dean's suite.
Split Decision Favors Whistleblower in Case Over County's Outside Counsel Work
The New Jersey Supreme Court issued a split decision on Wednesday as to whether Cape May County retaliated against its former purchasing agent after she became embroiled in the bidding process for the county's outside counsel business involving two law firms. In "Allen v. Cape May County," the 5-2 majority ruled that plaintiff Allen is covered under the Conscientious Employee Protection Act in her involvement with the request for proposal bid involving Capehart & Scatchard, though not with a similar engagement involving Ballard Spahr.
Reprimand for Florida Judge Who Participated in Election Efforts to Unseat Jurist
"Some judges become vulnerable when they are publicly reprimanded because someone will run against them and try and use that against them," said Andrew S. Berman, a shareholder at Young Berman Karpf & Karpf.
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In 1 of First Jury Trials Since Pandemic, Morgan & Morgan Lawyers Win $120M Verdict
"We are pleased that we were able to win justice for Jacob, who was 10 days shy of his 21st birthday when he was paralyzed for the rest of this life," said attorney Jeff Humphries.
Can a Summary Judgment Denial Ever be Appealed in Pennsylvania?
Two special circumstances permitting appellate review of a denial of summary judgment in federal court are: denial of the defense of qualified immunity, Mitchell v. Forsyth, 472 U.S. 511, 528-29 (1985), and; denial of summary judgment simultaneously with grant of a cross-motion for summary judgment.
Psychologist's Lawsuit Against Dominatrix, 'Slave' Ends in $5M Verdict
A psychologist, a dominatrix, and her "slave" walk into a courtroom. The punchline? A $5 million verdict in the related defamation lawsuit.
Making Sense of a Roller Coaster Year for the Am Law 200
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