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'They Can't Get This Kid to Grady?' Atlanta Firm Sues NaphCare Over Teen's Death
"This could have been easily diagnosed with a chest X-ray," said Jane Lamberti, partner at The Cochran Firm in Altanta. "This clearly is a case of malpractice."
Flaster Greenberg Adds USPTO Attorney to Growing IP Practice
"I put on my PTAB hat and say, 'If I were deciding this case, here are the areas I would focus on,'" new shareholder Joseph Oriti said.
Lewis Roca's Innovation Efforts Bring It Back to The Client, MP Says
"Technology is great, but it's the customer experience that makes you different," Ken Van Winkle says.
'It's a Weird Crime': South Florida Homeowner Claims Scammers Are Trying to Sell Her Properties
A South Florida homeowner claims someone fraudulently sold her property, posted on Zillow, to an unsuspecting buyer. And now, scammers are attempting to sell another one of her properties.
These Dogs Are Having a Ruff Time as Their Attorney Owners Return to Court
As attorneys everywhere return to the courthouse, spare a moment for their dogs, who are devastated. Cats, on the other hand, appear to be coping fine.
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Midsize Moves: An Affordable Housing Duo, an Energy Utilities Partner
Herrick Feinstein added two new attorneys to the affordable housing team in its real estate department, Calfee Halter brought on an energy utilities partner, and other midsize moves.
Who Got the Work: Shirked COVID Protocols and a Fired NY Administrator
Chiesa Shahinian is representing the owner of a property that holds a detention center in its claims that the facility's operators did not follow COVID-19-prevention guidelines; Hinckley Allen is representing a former Saratoga County, New York, administrator as he alleges he was wrongfully terminated; and other work from midsize firms.
Bankruptcy Attorney Albert Togut Named Interim Trustee in Kossoff Law Firm Chapter 7 Proceedings
Real estate attorney Mitch Kossoff has been accused of stealing millions of dollars he was supposed to hold in escrow for clients and is the focus of an investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office.
How the Pandemic and Big Tech Backlash Might Be Stretching Technology Transactions
Aarthi Belani, who joined Baker McKenzie's transactional practice from Jones Day, says she's noticed that deals seem to be taking longer to finalize, in part, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and heightened antitrust scrutiny.
Legal Ops' 'Big Picture' Includes Workflow Automation, Return to Office
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