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Report: Pharmaceutical and Financial Services Have Most Mature Use of E-Discovery Tech
The first report from Exterro on e-discovery maturity found that companies in the financial services and pharmaceutical industries are the most advanced when it comes to the use of e-discovery technology.
Del. Chancery Lawsuit Accuses Cravath of Leading 'Sham' Auction in Grocery Store Sale to Apollo
“Cravath's task was to lend a patina of integrity to a sham auction,” claims a lawsuit against the M&A powerhouse.
Harvard and MIT Fund Deepfake Detection, Government Transparency AI Tools
Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology joined forces to award $750,000 to seven organizations, including ones that help detect deepfakes and promote open access of government data.
Apartments, Retail Development West of Boca Raton Gets $125 Million Boost
Uptown Boca will offer 171,000 square feet of retail and 456 apartments southeast of Glades Road and U.S. 441.
Judge OKs Slip-and-Fall Lawsuit Alleging Dollar Tree Was On Notice About Detergent Spill
A federal judge has ruled there is sufficient evidence to allow a lawsuit to proceed alleging Dollar Tree knew about a potentially dangerous detergent spill in one of its stores and had time to clean it before it allegedly caused a slip and fall.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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Georgetown Law Expands Campus With Record-Setting Gift
Georgetown University paid $70 million to buy a vacant building across from the existing law campus, where its institutes and centers will relocate.
NY-Based Schulte Roth Touts Solid Year in 2018 as It Pivots to Younger Leaders
The firm grew revenue and partner profits as it paves the way for generational change and new leadership.
Schulte Roth Sees Profits Rise in 2018 as Transition Approaches
The firm grew revenue and partner profits as it paves the way for generational change and new leadership.
Claim Certifying Medical Necessity Must Meet Definition of 'Reasonable and Necessary'
In this Federal Civil Enforcement column, Richard Strassberg, Annie Railton and Roger Cohen discuss 'United States ex rel. Polukoff v. St. Mark's Hospital et al.', in which the Tenth Circuit held that a claim certifying that a procedure is medically necessary must meet the definition of “reasonable and necessary” set forth in CMS's Medicare Program Integrity Manual.
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