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Judge Hammers Plaintiffs Counsel, Rejects Yahoo Breach Settlement
U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh questioned why it took 32 firms to work on legal issues she labeled "not particularly novel." She called Yahoo's track record of nondisclosure and lack of transparency "egregious."
The New Rules of Seeking a Buyout of a Rent-Regulated Tenant
In their Rent Regulation column, Adam Leitman Bailey and Dov Treiman discuss how recent changes to the New York City Administrative Code along with a recent decision in the Appellate Term, First Department, have made landowners who seek to buy out the rights of tenants in occupancy face a minefield of requirements and restrictions.
Miami Airport District Hotel Sells for $48.6M, Brand Change Likely
An HFF team led by Miami director Alexandra Lalos worked on the sale by a Los Angeles seller to a London buyer.
One Law Firm's View of the Super Bowl Scene
See a birds' eye view of the football circus that is in town.
Super Bowl Work Kept Dozens of King & Spalding Lawyers Busy
Work for the host committee related to contracts, intellectual property, taxes, data privacy and corporate governance.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Blank Rome Lands Leader of Reed Smith's National Class Action Defense Team
Roy Arnold said he was drawn to Blank Rome's four-year-old Pittsburgh office because of the firm's U.S.-focused strategy.
Blank Rome Snags Leader of Reed Smith's National Class Action Defense Team
Roy Arnold said he was drawn to Blank Rome's four-year-old Pittsburgh office because of the firm's U.S.-focused strategy.
For Roger Stone's Legal Team, a Less-Than-Great Start in D.C.
Stone's Florida attorneys were allowed to appear for the not guilty plea after a magistrate judge twice said they had failed to follow local rules.
Roger Stone's Legal Team Didn't Exactly Get Off to a Great Start in DC
Stone's Florida attorneys were allowed to appear for the not guilty plea after a magistrate judge twice said they had failed to follow local rules.
Roger Stone's Florida Legal Team Didn't Exactly Get Off to a Great Start in DC
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