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Davis Wright Tremaine Sees Gains in Revenue and Profit
The firm saw a slight decline in the number of equity partners, while its total head count remained flat.
Cuomo Approves Prosecutorial Conduct Watchdog, Despite Likely Constitutional Challenge
"Despite my desire for a bill strong-suited for the legal challenges that it will surely confront, my commitment to the creation of this Commission and the promise that it brings for a more transparent and just criminal justice system remains unshaken," Cuomo wrote.
Where Will Robert Mueller and His Fellow Wilmer Alums Go Next?
It's hard to predict the future for a team that excelled at keeping everyone guessing.
Boston Fed Names Holland & Knight Executive Partner Steven Wright as General Counsel
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston has chosen Steven Wright, the executive partner in Holland & Knight's Boston office, to be its next senior vice president and general counsel.
Federal Judge Issues Order Protecting NFL Players' Concussion Funds in Bankruptcy Proceedings
The ruling by Judge Kathleen Williams defines monetary awards from the NFL's concussion litigation litigation settlement as disability benefits, exempting the funds from seizure in Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases.
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Judge Tosses Reverse-Discrimination Claims Against Yale New Haven Hospital
Mary Ellen Taylor, who Yale New Haven Hospital accused of making derogatory comments toward fellow employees, had sued the institution claiming she was fired because of reverse discrimination. A federal judge this week ruled against Taylor, who is white, and dismissed her lawsuit.
Climate Change and the Boardroom—Have Board Responsibilities Changed?
Climate change continues to develop as an issue that could wreak havoc on corporations and their insurers.
Florida Board of Bar Examiners Settles Suit Alleging Discrimination Over Mental Health
"I love the Florida Bar. I love my colleagues. I love the profession. So whenever you have a case like this it's almost like a fight within the family," said Matthew Dietz, whose client sued the Florida Board of Bar Examiners over its admissions process.
'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Star Claps Back at Questions About Lawyer Husband's Legal Issues
Erika Jayne was asked via a tweet "if she feels the need to cut back on her glam squad" in light of her husband Thomas Girardi's legal woes. Her reply: "I pay my own bills, so no, I don't."Trending Stories
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