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Lawyer-Lobbyist Receipts Continue to Outpace Overall Expenditures on State Lobbying
"My impression, overall, is that the utilization of law firms to take on government affairs projects and clients is increasing, which is really positive," David Pascrell, chair of Gibbons' government and regulatory affairs group, said.
Appellate Judge Named to Blue-Ribbon Committee on Women in Law
In announcing Appellate Division, First Department Justice Llinét Rosado for the role, which takes effect immediately, and coincides with Women's History Month, Chief Judge Rowan Wilson said Rosado joins "trailblazing" retired Judge Betty Weinberg Ellerin, senior counsel at Alston & Bird.
Harvard Law's Caselaw Access Project Releases 40M Pages of State, Federal Case Law
The free release of 40 million pages of state and federal court decisions, comprising some 40,000 books of case law, is the culmination of a project that Harvard Law started in 2015 with support from Ravel Law and LexisNexis.
Justices Barrett, Sotomayor Project United Front After Trump Ruling
The justices appeared at a Washington event together to stress the importance of civil disagreement and civic engagement.
IBM's Soon-to-Depart General Counsel Saw Her Pay Spike 24% in 2023
IBM's compensation committee praised Michelle Browdy's work advancing the company's AI business strategy as well as enhancing its "AI ethics posture."
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This Big Law Attorney Is Bracing for a Surge in Litigation
"I would expect that there will be a lot more fraud that will see the light of day," a Miami white-collar attorney at Holland & Knight said.
'Keep Doors Open': Court of Appeals Judge Warns of Lost Opportunity for the Next Generation
In addressing the crowd, Rivera spoke of her family's immigrant background and said her mother raised her with the belief that her children, and her children's children, would always have more than she had. But that's no longer true.
'Really Good Idea': Judiciary Adopts Policy to Limit Judge Shopping
Lawsuits filed in single-judge divisions and which seek to bar state or federal actions will be randomly assigned among all the judges in the district where the case is lodged.
Baker Donelson, Fueled by Demand and Rate Increases, Sees Revenue and Profits Climb
The Tennessee-founded firm raised profits while paying down debt from recent expansion.
$88K in Attorney Fees Wiped Out in Improperly Pled Bitcoin Suit
Coinmint, a cryptocurrency mining company, was denied attorney fees for work performed in Delaware, but retained its right by default judgment to buy out Mintvest's interest in the company.Trending Stories
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