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Georgia DA Prosecuting Trump Has Been Subpoenaed Over Claims of Improper Relationship
Also, a lawsuit, filed Tuesday accusing the DA's office of failing to comply with the Georgia Open Records Act, alleging the offices appears "to be intentionally withholding information" that lawyers have requested.
Senate Confirms Assistant U.S. Attorney to California Federal Court
Veteran prosecutor Kirk Sherriff joins an Eastern District court hard-hit by heavy caseloads and frequent judicial vacancies in recent years.
'Late Adopters' or 'Cautious Optimism': Law Firm Partners Share Divergent Approaches to Gen AI
A Legalweek panel highlighted the lack of consensus surrounding how large law firms should be approaching the emerging technology.
Plaintiff Takes a Risk, Which Fails, With Motion for Additur
"The reality is that most revocation of acceptance claims don't go this route," defense lawyer Sandra Stanfield said. "Most of them are very simple courtside cases. For reasons that we're not 100% clear on, plaintiffs counsel in this case decided they wanted a jury, and decided on days of jury selection and days of trial and experts, all over $11,000."
A Judge Allowed His Secretary to Work Remotely. Now He Faces Discipline
After shifting to remote work during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, New Jersey's courts instituted a remote work program for court employees. But the policy does not apply to judicial law clerks or judicial secretaries, the complaint said.
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Ahead of the Curve: Introducing New Newsletter, 'Dean Developments'
Amid an influx of law dean news, we're exploring a new format to write about it.
Former Tank Commander Turned Managing Partner: Traditional Legal Business Model Is 'Broken'
Greg Williamson's law firm, OGC, only hires lawyers with 15 years of practice and substantial in-house experience in order to give clients more cost predictability.
Appellate Judges Ask if Civil Rights Law Bars Grant Program for Black Business Women
Eleventh Circuit's consideration follows the U.S. Supreme Court's striking down of race-conscious college admissions policies.
Not on Mute: Court Rules for Fired Worker Who Used N-Word on a Video Call
Michael Bernabe, who is white, was logged into a virtual team meeting on July 29, 2020, when other employees heard him shout profanity and the N-word.
Not on Mute: Third Circuit Rules for Fired Worker Who Used N-Word on a Video Call
Michael Bernabe, who is white, was logged into a virtual team meeting on July 29, 2020, when other employees heard him shout profanity and the N-word.TRENDING STORIES
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