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Dear Dan: Blunt Advice From Top Law Firms About Legal Recruiters—Part Two
Internal law firm recruiters share advice, in their own words, for selecting the right placement professional in this part two of a four-part series from Dan Binstock.
Legislature OKs Bill to Move Judicial Races Downballot in Bid to Foil Voter Apathy
Its Democratic backers predict the bill will promote stronger voter turnout for political races that voters care more about, while Republican opponents painted it as a slight to the judiciary, and a solution in search of a problem.
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Texas Supreme Court Puts Onus on Medical Profession, Upholds Anti-Abortion Law
Despite evidence that Texas doctors delay medically necessary abortions until the mother's life is at imminent risk of death or loss of major organ function, the court held the anti-abortion law provides doctors with sufficient discretion.
Inside Track: Career Path for Aspiring GCs Becoming More Daunting
"Corporate America is very risk-averse," which leads companies to hire current GCs for their GC openings over internal candidates ripe with potential, management consultant Jason Winmill said.
Judge Finds Popular DC Restaurant Infringed 'Gypsy' Mural Photo
Southern Proper Hospitality Group (SPHG) and managing partner Chris Hadermann "exceeded the scope of the license with all their uses relating to Gypsy Kitchen's D.C. location," Judge Timothy J. Kelly of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia wrote in a memorandum opinion.
Legal Tech Rundown: Axios Reporter Joins RobinAI, Wolters Kluwer Launches AI Center, and More
An update on the legal tech market's past week, from product launches to new partnerships.
Good News for Insurer Facing Business-Interruption Suit: Judge Finds COVID Was Only 1 Occurrence
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