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Insurance Attorneys Were Unplugging Long Before the World Shifted to Remote Work
"It's difficult for lawyers to get the time off and to also be able to travel frequently," said Nicholas LeRoy, an insurance defense litigator. "You have to learn the game."
Lawyers Were Unplugging Long Before the World Shifted to Remote Work
"It's difficult for lawyers to get the time off and to also be able to travel frequently," said Nicholas LeRoy, an insurance defense litigator. "You have to learn the game."
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Judicial Ethics Opinion 21-16(A)
Where a judge's law clerk previously served as law clerk to a recently retired judge, and that ex-judge is now employed as an attorney in a government law office if the ex-judge does not appear, the judge may preside and need not insulate the law clerk or disclose the prior employment in matters involving that government law office.
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Anatomy of a Merger: Strategies and Techniques for Negotiating Corporate Acquisitions
Authors: James C. Freund
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In Latest Big Four Expansion Move, Deloitte Legal Absorbs Italian Boutique
The move, which will create a maritime law department at Deloitte Legal in Genoa, is the latest expansion in Europe by the legal arms of the Big Four accounting and auditing firms.
State Lawmakers Reject Proposal to Retain Remote Court Technology Post-Pandemic
Tuesday's vote did not kill Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposal. The idea can still be negotiated in ongoing budget talks. But it does reflect the influence organized labor groups representing court staffers have on Democratic lawmakers.
'Built-In Headwinds': Justice Goodwin Liu Confronts Bias in Legal Profession
"I don't think that people, the judges and the court personnel and others who have these biases, they're not malicious," California Supreme Court Justice Goodwin Liu said Tuesday. "They're not even conscious of the assumptions that they're making."
Court's Expansion of Attorney Immunity Could Change How Texas Lawyers Practice
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