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People in the News—Jan. 22, 2019—Schnader
Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis appointed Jonathan W. Hugg as co-chair of the financial services litigation practice group. Hugg joins Stephen A. Fogdall in that role.
Justices Decline School Prayer Case, But Alito Says Stay Tuned
"In this case, important unresolved factual questions would make it very difficult if not impossible at this stage to decide the free speech question," Justice Alito wrote Tuesday.
SCOTUS to Hear Gun Rights Case, With Paul Clement Challenging NYC Law
The justices' order Tuesday marks the first major grant to a firearms case in recent years.
Supreme Court Will Hear Firearms Case, Testing New York 'Premises' Law
The justices' order Tuesday marks the first major grant to a firearms case in recent years. Paul Clement is counsel to the challengers of a New York City law.
Casey Flaherty, Jae Um Join Baker McKenzie's Innovation Team
The former consultants will serve as part of a larger team Baker McKenzie has been building aimed at re-engineering the delivery of the firm's services.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Building Out Innovation Team, Baker McKenzie Hires 2 Former Consultants
Casey Flaherty and Jae Um, consultants for law firm innovation, will now drive those discussions from inside one of the largest firms.
Building Out Innovation Team, Baker McKenzie Hires 2 Former Consultants
Casey Flaherty and Jae Um, consultants for law firm innovation, will now drive those discussions from inside one of the largest firms.
Justices Temporarily Restore Trump's Transgender Troop Ban
But the court rejected the Trump administration's request to hurry up and review the legality of the policy.
Clock's Still Ticking Despite Lack of Deadline in Mass. Breach Law
New amendments to Massachusetts' data breach notification law do not place specific time frames for notifying regulators. But lawyers said breach entities still need to provide notification as soon as possible.
Longtime Smoker Awarded $225,000 After COPD Diagnosis
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