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Justice Richard Hightower Faces Challenger Ysidra 'Sissy' Kyles in Democratic Primary Election
Justice Richard Hightower, the incumbent sitting in Place 8 on the First Court of Appeals in Houston, must run against personal injury lawyer Ysidra…
Vote for Judge: Justice Peter Kelly Faces Commercial Lawyer Amber Boyd-Cora
Senior Justice Peter Kelly of the First Court of Appeals in Houston is running for reelection against local commercial law attorney Amber Boyd-Cora.
Lawyer Brendetta Scott Challenges Judge Gordon Goodman in Houston Election
Gordon Goodman is facing a challenge in the Democratic primary from Houston commercial law attorney Brendetta Scott.
MacElree Harvey Presents at Delaware Family Law Update
MacElree Harvey attorney Patrick J. Boyer presented on a panel at the Family Law Update CLE regarding the topic of narcissism.
Morris Nichols Partners Present at Connecticut Bar Association's 2024 Delaware Business Law Update
On Feb. 13, Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell partners David Harris and Patricia Vella presented a "Delaware Business Law Annual Update" to the Connecticut Bar Association's Business Law Section.
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New York Attorney Discipline: Practice and Procedure 2024
Authors: Hal R. Lieberman, J. Richard Supple, Jr., Harvey Prager
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People in the News—Feb. 20, 2024—Faye Riva, Knox McLaughlin
Attorney James W. Cushing was named vice president of the Christian Legal Clinics of Philadelphia on Feb. 5.
Supreme Court of Georgia Disbars 1 Lawyer, Suspends 1 With Condition
Two attorney discipline opinions were issued by the court Tuesday.
GC of FTD Takes Legal Reins of Newly Independent Weather Co.
The new owner of The Weather Co., which operates The Weather Channel app and website, has tapped David Strauss to lead the legal team. This is the third private-equity-owned firm where he's been general counsel.
Following a Separation, Let Spring's Arrival Bring a Refresh and Renewal
Instead of dwelling too much on your past—and on the furniture that reflects your former "couple" style—the season of new growth is a great time to also rejuvenate your living spaces, behaviors and spirits.
Ethics v. Efficiency: Balancing Public Policy in AI-Powered Arbitration
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