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Consulting Firm Starts Phila. Mediation Practice, Bringing 20-Year Reed Smith Bankruptcy Attorney
Claudia Springer said some clients from her former firm put her on their list of suggested mediators as she shifts into a different kind of role.
Why the Federal Circuit Is Tiffany Cunningham's 'Dream Job'
The nominee told the Senate Judiciary Committee she made a mental note about diversity while clerking at the court 20 years ago.
BREAKING: Alan Dershowitz Wants $20M From Netflix Over Jeffrey Epstein Documentary
The case will be held before U.S. District Judge Cecilia M. Altonaga.
Alan Dershowitz Seeks $20M Over Jeffrey Epstein Documentary
Alan Dershowitz is seeking more than $20 million in compensatory damages.
Flexible Workspaces Are in Vogue in South Florida. Here's What You Need to Know
A recent JLL report found 30% of all office space will be consumed flexibly by 2030, as a result of flexible lease terms and uncertainty caused by the pandemic.
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Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings and Related Torts in Pennsylvania, Second Edition
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SEC Regulation of ESG Disclosures
While the SEC traditionally has required disclosure of financially material information, its new leaders are clearly considering requiring reporting of ESG-related information whether or not it is financially material. In this edition of their Corporate Governance column, David A. Katz and Laura A. McIntosh explore the current disclosure framework and the challenges and questions to come.
'Glaring Flaws': US Judge Rejects $2B Roundup Class Settlement
In a six-page order on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria of the Northern District of California flagged many of the same concerns he raised at a lengthy hearing last week. "In sum, the settlement proposed by these attorneys would accomplish a lot for Monsanto," he wrote.
Will Law Firms and Gen Z Attorneys Be Able to Meet in the Middle?
The pandemic has served as a wake-up call for some young lawyers on the cusp of the legal industry, furthering interests that don't always naturally align with Big Law's.
AIG In-House Leader Caroline Krass, Defense GC Pick, Reveals Salary and Bonus
Caroline Krass is a Yale Law School graduate who previously served in various high-level leadership roles in the Obama administration, including general counsel to the CIA.
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