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How Justice Amy Coney Barrett Is Already Changing the Supreme Court
During a panel at the Northern District of California's virtual conference, Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky and Melissa Murray of NYU School of Law outlined how the justice's presence has shifted the high court's institutional dynamics.
McDermott Brews New Expense Limit After Coffee Kerfuffle
The firm is also reviewing its overall expense policy, according to a partner with knowledge of the matter.
Boom, Roasted: Kerfuffle Leads McDermott's Bean Counters to Up Expense Limit on Coffee Perks
The firm is also reviewing its overall expense policy, according to a partner with knowledge of the matter.
'Outer Limits' of Due Process: Monsanto Loses Appeal of Roundup Verdict in 9th Circuit Ruling
The first federal appeals court to review a Roundup case delivered a sharp rebuke to the pesticide maker, upholding a $25.3 million award, including $20 million in punitive damages. The panel, which ruled on a 2-1 vote, also said plaintiffs' state law claims were not preempted by federal law.
Robinhood CLO Dan Gallagher's Big Takeaway From the Game Stop Frenzy
Gallagher discussed the events of late January, among other topics, on Thursday in a Q&A session as part of the 2021 Securities Enforcement Forum West virtual event.
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Large Law Firms Are Phasing In Office Returns—And the Stakes Are High
As potential laterals and younger lawyers are evaluating law firm office return policies, Jenner & Block and Ropes & Gray are the latest to announce their own phase-in approach.
Five Actions to Take to Build a Resilient Workplace
It's now been over a year since the world was turned inside out and upside down by COVID-19. As we continue to adapt to the new reality, resilience has become a buzz word. But what does it mean? More importantly, what do we do?
Judiciary Funding Is Ramped Up by Millions in Newly Revised State Budget
The budget "proposal bolsters efforts to assist courts recovering from pandemic-related challenges and backlogs," Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye said.
SoftBank Deputy GC Joins Holland & Knight in Miami Amid Latin American Tech Expansion
The former Greenberg Traurig corporate shareholder brings valuable connections in Latin America and at SoftBank, said corporate practice co-leader David Barkus.
Legal Aid's 'Servant of Justice' Event Is Back, Digitally
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