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How Connecticut's Anti-SLAPP Law Doomed a Hartford Lawyer's Defamation Claim
"It's the first Appellate Court decision using the statute," defense counsel William Fish Jr. said.
Georgia Pestana to Be New York's First Female and First Latina Corporation Counsel
"When I started at the law department right out of law school, I never dreamed that I'd be sitting in this seat more than 33 years later," Pestana said.
Meet the New Chief of the US District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
"There are always challenges that need someone's attention on behalf of the court," the new chief judge said.
Supreme Court Denies Boarding School's Appeal to Compel Arbitration in Death Case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has declined to hear a boarding school's appeal over a denial of its request to compel arbitration in a wrongful death case.
After SCOTUS' 'Guadalupe' Ruling, Religion and Law Collide Over Fired Unwed, Pregnant Teacher
Lawyers disagree on whether the plaintiff, an art teacher, falls under the ministerial exception to anti-discrimination laws, which a U.S. Supreme Court ruling expanded in 2020.
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Midsize Moves: A New Office in Ohio, a Privacy Expert in Baltimore
A four-lawyer team joins Bricker & Eckler's new Warren County, Ohio, office, Whiteford Taylor adds a certified privacy expert as partner, and other midsize moves.
Who Got the Work: A Collision Verdict and Poached Real Estate Agents
Swanson Martin successfully defended a trucking company in a suit filed by a man injured in a collision, Wheeler Trigg is representing a real estate brokerage franchiser that claims its competitor is luring away agents, and other work from midsize firms.
A Step Forward: Let's Maintain Live Streaming of Connecticut Court Proceedings
Maintaining live-streamed arguments at the local, state, Appellate and Supreme Court levels would be a relatively inexpensive, positive move for Connecticut.
To Mask or Unmask in Offices? Some Law Firms Are Updating Their Mask Guidelines
Weil Gotshal & Manges' Silicon Valley office will increase its capacity to a maximum of 25% and plan to remove capacity restrictions on June 15.
To Mask or Unmask in Offices? Some Law Firms Are Updating Their Mask Guidelines
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