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The Legal Implications of Hot Cheetos and Cold Cruelty
While what happened in El Paso presents compelling legal and ethical scenarios, we can all breathe a sigh of relief that this didn't end infinitely worse for all creatures great and small.
IT in Pandemic Times: The Impossible Becomes the Inevitable
Prior to the pandemic, there was a familiar theme with regard to e-discovery. Clients and their law firms producing e-discovery would fail in some way—take too long, miss important documents, and so on—and would respond to motions and criticism generally with the claim that they cannot do what is being demanded of them.
The Next Wave of PFAS Defendants: Smaller Industrial Users
Amid the flood of PFAS news this year, a new class action in Maine has gotten comparatively less attention from the national media. Yet it is unique, as its principal target is not an industrial giant but a local paper mill.
Diversity Pros Fight Unconscious Bias, Lack of Accountability and the Billable Hour
"I think there is a lot of desire to do this work and address racial inequity, but not as much willingness to actually take action to make change," one diversity professional said.
Supreme Court Closes Door on Move to Reduce $2.2M in Appeals Costs
"Most appellate costs are readily estimable, rarely disputed, and frankly not large enough to engender contentious litigation in the great majority of cases," Alito wrote. "We recognize that supersedeas bond premiums are a bit of an outlier in that they can grow quite large."
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Court Allows Texas AG Ken Paxton to Move His Criminal Securities Fraud Trial Back Home to McKinney
A main issue in this appeal is whether a visiting judge who was appointed to preside over the case back when it was in Collin County had the authority to transfer the matter to the Houston court.
The Case for Application of Comment k to Manufacturing Defect Claims
Comment k to Section 402A of the Restatement (Second) of Torts precludes all strict liability claims arising from injuries caused by certain categories of products, including prescription pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
Litigation After the Pandemic, Part 2: Technology's Time Has Come
Solutions made necessary because of "quarantine," and thought initially to be temporary, have proven to become extremely useful and game-changers.
Dechert Unveils Flexible Work Policy With Half-Remote Option
The firm is targeting a September return to offices for all lawyers and staff, with summer returns optional.
Insurer Must Defend Some Asbestos Cases
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