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Senate OKs Bill to Bind Del. Presidential Electors to Back National Popular-Vote Winner
The Senate's elections, government and community affairs committee voted to advance SB 22 for debate before the full chamber, where a majority of members have already signaled their support of the bipartisan measure.
DOJ's Chad Readler, Ex-Jones Day Partner, Confirmed to 6th Circuit
Readler, who worked in Jones Day's offices in Columbus, Ohio, was confirmed 52-47.
New US Attorney Anderson Spars With Defense Stalwarts Over Speed, Approach in White-Collar Cases
San Francisco U.S. Attorney David Anderson traded jabs on a panel with defense attorneys Cris Arguedas and Patrick Robbins over his plans to use tactics more traditionally associated with fighting organized crime in white-collar cases.
Two New Surveys Help Companies Focus on Enhancing Internal Investigations
Two newly released surveys from Consilio and KPMG find many of their corporate respondents count internal investigations as a top priority.
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Trump's SAT Scores, Big Law and White Privilege
What's stunning is not that Trump was probably a mediocre student, but that he felt comfortable enough to lie about it—50 years later.
How Lawyers at Talc Company Behind Johnson & Johnson May Be Weathering Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Because Imerys Talc America Inc., the supplier of talc for Johnson & Johnson Services Inc.'s baby powder, is likely to use a bankruptcy procedure whereby litigants' claims that talc caused cancer are satisfied through trust assets set up during the process, the company and its legal department will likely operate normally, bankruptcy experts told Corporate Counsel.
Business as Usual for Talc Company's Atlanta Lawyers During Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Because Imerys Talc America Inc., the supplier of talc for Johnson & Johnson Services Inc.'s baby powder, is likely to use a bankruptcy procedure whereby litigants' claims that talc caused cancer are satisfied through trust assets set up during the process, the company and its legal department will likely operate normally, bankruptcy experts told Corporate Counsel.
Justices Consider Whether Juror Bias Affected Verdict in Attempted Murder Case
The attorney for a man convicted of attempted murder after a fistfight escalated into gunshots fired blindly into a crowd argued before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that the jury in his client's case should have been more thoroughly screened for victims of gun violence.
The Art of the Law: Reed Smith Program Encourages Employees to Engage with Art for Wellness
Entering its second year, the Reed Smith firm-wide Wellness Works initiative painted February as “Arts for Wellness” month.TRENDING STORIES
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