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Bronx Lawyer Disbarred on Charges of Client Theft
Joram Jehudah Aris, admitted to the state bar in 1979, had first been immediately suspended from practicing law on May 10, 2018, by the First Department after failing to provide records, documents and explanation to the Attorney Grievance Committee.
Gray Reed Adds Estate Planning, Finance Lawyers in Houston
Managing partner Cary Gray said the new hires help the firm meet strategic hiring needs in two of three targeted practice areas.
Longtime DLA Piper Partner Becomes First General Counsel of Chicago Wealth Management Firm
Cresset Capital Management has tapped longtime partner at DLA Piper Bill Rudnick to be general counsel.
Fordham Law Students Up Close and Personal With Justice Kagan
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan spoke to dozens of law students at Fordham University School of Law Monday.
Florida Lender Funds North Carolina Apartment Construction
Trez Forman Capital Group is funding construction of a garden-style apartment complex in Burlington.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Will a New 'Standard' to Describe Legal Work Help Innovation Thrive?
An ambitious group of law firms, clients and legal tech firms are developing a new language to measure value in the legal services market.
Cox Enterprises Counsel Joins Nelson Mullins as Tech Partner
Tori Silas said that after a decade in-house, she wants to build her own practice advising clients on procuring the tech they need for their business.
'I Was Racist in 1984': Miami Lawyer Tweets About White-Savior Complex
Miami lawyer Adrian Arkin got candid about her past racial biases via Twitter, prompting some to commend her openness.
Pa. Court Orders That Convicted Serial Child Abuser Sandusky Be Resentenced
The Pennsylvania Superior Court has vacated the sentence of convicted serial child molester Jerry Sandusky and sent the case back to the trial court so that the former Penn State assistant football coach can be resentenced.
Court Orders Resentencing for Ex-Penn State Coach Jerry Sandusky
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