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Roger Stone's Defense Already Wants New Judge in Mueller Case
Defense lawyers questioned the fairness of assigning Stone's case to Judge Amy Berman Jackson instead of randomly assigning it under local rules for criminal cases.
Concealed Carry Program Could Stay in Agriculture Department
National Rifle Association lobbyist Marion Hammer made clear she and the other concealed-carry permit holders in the state will be watching how Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried handles the high-profile program.
Five Under-the-Radar Ways to Improve Client Retention
The pursuit of new clients may be a rush, and landing them is even more fun, but a firm's bread and butter is its existing client base.
General Counsel Must Perform Five Roles in the Digital Business Era
Historically, the general counsel had a clear mandate: Offer legal opinion on corporate strategy, provide transactional legal support, and manage corporate filings and board minutes. Success was defined by the provision of legal services to the company, while keeping costs down.
Connecticut Movers: Milestones Marked at Local Firms
Murtha Cullina partner David P. Friedman recently finished his three-year term as president of the board of directors of Statewide Legal Services of Connecticut.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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2018 Trends Overview: Compliance, Privacy and Security Family Tree
In 2019, regulations and laws will continue to define how businesses collect and use consumer data, and their obligations to protect this data from misuse, theft or exposure to unauthorized parties.
Delta's Former GC, Other CLOs Didn't Aim for Top Lawyer Gig
Greg Riggs, formerly of Delta, and other lawyers didn't expect their careers to go the in-house route. Turns out, it was a good fit.
Did You Always Want to be a GC? No, No, No and No.
These lawyers didn't expect their careers to go the in-house route. Turns out, it was a good fit.
John Dougherty's Indictment Trains Focus on Gifts to Judges
One attorney and Pennsylvania constitutional scholar said he hoped the report would spur broader action by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to tighten its rules against acceptance of gifts.
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