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Focus on CFIUS Pilot Program Doesn't Change Need for Traditional Risk Analysis: Experts
“Just because you don't have to submit a mandatory declaration doesn't mean you don't have CFIUS issues,” said Kenneth J. Nunnenkamp, an international trade and national security partner at Morgan Lewis' Washington, D.C., office.
Fabricating Brief, Lying to Partner Gets Attorney Suspended
The appeals panel's opinion laid out a series of lies and fabrications—stipulated to by both the lawyer and the grievance committee—that painted a portrait of mounting falsehoods.
Store Owner Can't Be Sued Over Murder, Ga. Appeals Court Rules
Two young lawyers made their first-ever oral arguments at the Georgia Court of Appeals for a negligent security case that may not be over.
Split Court OKs Unsealing Grand Jury Transcript in 1946 Lynching Case
"There is no indication that any witnesses, suspects, or their immediate family members are alive to be intimidated, persecuted, or arrested," Judge Charles Wilson wrote.
Split 11th Circuit OKs Unsealing Grand Jury Transcript in Lynching of 4 Georgians
"There is no indication that any witnesses, suspects, or their immediate family members are alive to be intimidated, persecuted, or arrested," Judge Charles Wilson wrote for the majority.
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$2.5M Settlement Ends TCPA Class Action Against Student Loan Giant Navient
Plaintiff's attorney Henry Turner said all of verified class of more than 17,000 people were third parties who were not the borrowers Navient was seeking when it repeatedly robocalled their phones.
Locke Lord Grows Revenue, Profits in Turnaround Year
Revenue per lawyer hit $800,000 in 2018, and profits per equity partner topped the seven-figure mark.
AbbVie Ordered to Quickly Produce Docs in Humira Infringement Suit
The Feb. 8 ruling, from U.S. Magistrate Judge Richard A. Lloret, came in response to Boehringer's second set of production requests pertaining to its "unclean hands" defense in Abbvie's infringement suit, which accuses the German drugmaker of trying to illegally capitalize on Humira's clinical success.
City, Ex-Rikers Inmate Reach $500K Settlement Over Rape Claims
The Jane Doe plaintiff's federal civil rights complaint claimed two Rikers Island jail correction officers raped and sexually assaulted her in 2015.
AG Testifies for Bill Targeting 'Deceptive' Ads by Limited-Service Pregnancy Centers
Connecticut's attorney general came down Monday in favor of a bill that would focus on the alleged deceptive advertising practices of limited-service pregnancy centers. But many of these centers, which are faith-based and anti-abortion, say they've been unfairly targeted.More from ALM
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