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Billing Rate Increases and Demand Growth Push DC Firms to Strong Financial Year
"D.C. was our best-performing region," said Owen Burman, of Wells Fargo Legal Specialty Group. "The regulatory side was on fire for so many firms."Supreme Court Relieves Whistleblowers of Showing Employment Action Was Retaliatory
Fired, demoted or transferred workers need only show whistleblowing was a contributing factor in the employer's decision, the justices say.A Letter to the Legal Client About Lawyers' Use of AI
Here is an assurance to the client that attorneys have regulation when it comes to their use of technology, in general and AI in particular. We are not entering Thunderdome in pursuit of some easy answers. The use of artificial intelligence must be practically managed to gain public confidence.Head of Mayer Brown's US Upstream Energy Practice Moves to Hunton Andrews in Houston
Carl von Merz, who joined Hunton Andrews Kurth as a partner in Houston on Tuesday, will head the firm's U.S. oil and gas practice.View more book results for the query "*"
'The Consequences Are Real': Lawyers Say Judge Shortage Causes Hardships
"[C]atastrophically injured plaintiffs like our client face further injury or even death if they don't get trial listings. There is no greater urgency than a situation like this," said plaintiffs lawyer Benjamin Present.Baker Botts Adds Orrick Patent Litigators in Texas, California
The patent litigators, who joined Baker Botts on Saturday, focus their practice in Taiwan and China.Bank Activity Fuels South Florida's Economic Growth
So far, 2024 is shaping up to present clearer skies for banks, specifically community banks in South Florida as domestic migration and corporate relocations to the area continue. The U.S. Census Bureau ranked Florida as number two in population growth from 2022 to 2023.Insurer Seeks Indemnification From Hundreds of Child Sexual Abuse Claims Filed Against Diocese
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