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Georgia Jury Awards $736K for Sideswipe by Truck
A jury with two truck drivers awarded $736,000 to a woman who said a truck sideswiped her car on Interstate 285 and kept going.
Sills Cummis & Gross Moves Up in Legal World With Strong 2018 Performance
The midmarket law firm has not yet broken into the Am Law 200 but that could change in the next few years if it continues its steady growth.
State Ethics Commissioners Move to Fill Executive Secretary's Post After Resignation
Stefan Ritter resigned after his own agency began an investigation into allegations he misused a state computer.
Steptoe & Johnson Debuts 'Sponsorship' Program to Foster Diversity and Career Growth
The firm says formally pairing mentors and protégés can minimize the impact of unconscious bias.
Citi Survey: Increased Salaries Weren't Enough to Derail Strong Revenues at Southeast Law Firms
The new findings counteract the trend found in the last Citi report, which reported that costs were outpacing revenue growth.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Goldberg & Rosen Attorneys Net More Than $5 Million for Client Injured in Car Crash
With the help of attorney Zachary Bodenheimer, the brotherly duo of Brett and Judd Rosen fought an uphill battle to argue for an unlikely client in litigation over a life-altering accident.
Pa.'s Biggest Plaintiffs Firms Grew by 4 Percent in 2018, but Diversity Still Slow to Improve
The Legal Intelligencer's 11th annual survey of 33 plaintiffs firms with more than four lawyers showed that, between 2017 and 2018, the combined overall number of attorneys at those firms grew from 550 to 573, but the number of diverse attorneys grew by only five and the number of women lawyers grew by only three.
NY AG James Meets With Cuomo, Lawmakers in Albany on Legislative Priorities
"We're in the midst of discussions with the Assembly and we hope to be announcing something very soon," James said of a measure to close the so-called double jeopardy loophole.
Lawyer Sanctioned After Employment Discrimination Lawsuit Deemed Frivolous
A law firm representing the county estimates that taxpayers paid nearly $100,000 to defend the case.
NY AG James Rejects View That Trump Foundation Suit Is Politically Motivated
New York Attorney General Letitia James, a Democrat, is pushing back against allegations by attorneys for President Donald Trump that “antipathy and animus” toward the Republican president is the motivation behind the AG's lawsuit regarding Trump's charitable organization.Trending Stories
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