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Yale Law Students Win Gender-Neutral Bathroom Battle
A group of students successfully challenged a Connecticut building code that prohibited the school from converting single-gender restrooms into gender-neutral ones.
$70 Million Mobile Home Park Trade Gives 'Windfall' to Residents
Equity LifeStyle Properties, which has an extensive portfolio of mobile home communities, RV parks and campgrounds, bought Palm Lake Estates west of Riviera Beach.
More Evidence Rolls In: Law Firms Boosted Revenues, Profits in 2018
The second half of the Am Law 100 performed nearly as well as the top 50, according to Wells Fargo. Growth for the Second Hundred, while positive, still lagged significantly.
Connecticut's Fiscal Problems Require a Full-Court Press
Our new governor, Edward Miner “Ned” Lamont Jr., inherits a challenging financial environment. Years of governmental mismanagement, failure to…
Wolf Proposes Minimum Wage Hike to $12 an Hour
Gov. Tom Wolf on Jan. 30 proposed to raise Pennsylvania's minimum wage to $12 per hour, and set the state on a pathway to achieve a $15 hourly minimum wage by 2025.
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Litigator of the Week: How Quinn Emanuel's Lyle Killed a $120M Suit—and Came Out $20M Ahead
Express Scripts faced a $120 million breach of contract claim by compounding pharmacy HM. Lyle and co-counsel from Husch Blackwell not only defeated the suit, they won a $20 million counter-claim.
Survey Says: Watch Out for Attorneys With Their Lies, Expletives and Nasty Email
Asked about civility in the legal profession, Florida lawyers unloaded about opposing counsel, and it isn't pretty.
Tips From Big Law to Get Lawyers to Use Technology
Lawyers aren't known for being tech savvy, but that doesn't mean they won't use new software—so long as it is properly presented to them.
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