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'This Settlement Will Kill People': Objectors Persist in Critiques of Roundup Class Action Accord
An April 30 supplemental brief was filed for 93 law firms and 167 lawyers objecting to the $2 billion settlement. Public Justice and Public Citizen filed their own supplemental briefs, focused on several issues, including the release of punitive damage claims. An approval hearing is set for May 19.Federal Judge Vacates CDC's Eviction Moratorium
The judge is making the argument that the ruling should be applied nationwide.On the Move: Andrej Micovic Joins Hunton Andrews Kurth
Legal industry hiring in South Florida.Class Suit Seeking Statutory Damages Over Register Receipts Gets Reinstated
"This is a significant victory not just for consumer class actions but also paves the path on how to properly move forward for all types of class actions," said lawyers for the plaintiffs.Legal Departments May Want Recent Grads—But Do Recent Grads Want Them?
Corporate legal departments that have traditionally targeted more experienced attorneys for job offers may now be more willing to hire recent law school graduates. However, those circumstances may quickly reverse themselves as businesses continue to recover from the pandemic.View more book results for the query "*"
Cannabis Giant Tilray Names New Interim Head of Legal
In her role, she will oversee the strategic global growth of Tilray and all its subsidiaries.It's Getting Harder To Talk About Past Compensation
Bottom-line: I think we are about to see a trend away from disclosure, at least at the early stage of an application.State Appellate Court Rejects Challenge to Newsom's Pandemic Orders
The unanimous three-justice panel of the Third District Court of Appeal held that provisions of the state Emergency Services Act constitutionally allow the governor to temporarily amend regulations and amend statutes in a crisis.So, How Have You Survived the Pandemic?
Did you learn anything in the process, about life, yourself or law practice?