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It's Time to Overhaul the Lateral Hiring Process
Lateral partner hiring is characterized by big opportunities, big risks and low success rates. Law firms need a new approach.
Grubhub Not Buying Phila. Restaurant's Proposed Class Action Lawsuit
Tiffin Indian Cuisine restaurants filed a proposed class action, contending that Grubhub was withholding millions from restaurants across the country because it charged commissions on "sham" phone calls that did not result in takeout orders.
Jaime Sturgis Fills Two Fort Lauderdale Properties, Then Sells Them for $13M
The sale of Flagler Uptown and The Hive set per-square-foot records for the neighborhood.
Turning Up the Volume on Women's Voices in the Media
This is a perfect time for everyone to show support and urge women to take the microphone. The voices of men and women matter. Doing a better job at raising the female voice within the media and balance the playing field can provide significant benefits to readers who will be exposed to ideas and research from another perspective.
3 Ways Government Attorneys Wished You Handled Investigations
At Legalweek 2019's 'The Government Reference Model' session, two government attorneys offered advice on how counsel should approach federal investigations.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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In Latest Expansion, Bentham IMF Adds Ex-Kirkland, Sidley Partners in NY
Bentham is continuing to recruit from Big Law after announcing a new $500 million fund in November.
In Latest Expansion, Bentham IMF Adds Ex-Kirkland, Sidley Partners
Bentham is continuing to recruit from Big Law after announcing a new $500 million fund in November.
Internet Thieves Are Attacking Law Firms; Here's Our Story
The solution is education. Your firm has to have a cybersecurity policy, and people have to follow it. It need not be fancy—Butler Tobin's cybersecurity policy is a 4.5-page Word document.
Ford Investor Sues for Access to Records on Employee Harassment Allegations
The books-and-records suit, filed Monday afternoon in Delaware Chancery Court, alleged that Ford and its directors had failed to provide information related to allegations from Ford employees, which resulted in two multimillion settlements, including a $10.1 million payout in 2017 to resolve claims by women and black employees at its two Chicago plants.
Court Shifts on Effect of Using Handcuffs During Police Encounters
In their Second Circuit Review, Martin Flumenbaum and Brad S. Karp discuss how Second Circuit has generally taken the position that the use of handcuffs during 'Terry' stops converts the stop into an arrest, thereby triggering Miranda rights. That is, until its recent decision in 'U.S. v. Fiseku.'Trending Stories
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