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How the Judiciary Changed Conduct Rules to Pierce Culture of Confidentiality
“We are not done,” said Chief Judge Merrick Garland of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. “We won't be done until we do everything we can do.”
Who Got the Work: The Lottery Lawyer and Walmart Woes
A Rivkin Radler partner represents a jackpot winner, Cipriani & Werner defends Walmart, and other work from midsize firms.
Berger Harris Partners Host CLE Webinar
Michelle Quinn and Brian Gottesman, partners at Berger Harris' corporate/business entity counseling practice group, hosted a CLE webinar March 5.
With Increased Scrutiny, NJ Cases Remind Employers to Review and Update Arbitration Agreements
Recent cases in New Jersey have emphasized that there are several requirements that employers must consider when drafting and enforcing arbitration agreements.
What's Next: Why Lawyers Need to Care About Deepfakes + AI and Zoning Law (It's Going to Be a Thing)
Coming soon to a courtroom near you … deepfake videos. Plus, we break down what the rise of autonomous vehicles means for zoning law.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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OneTrust Acquires DataGuidance to Get More Eyes on Global Privacy Laws
OneTrust announced earlier this week it had acquired DataGuidance, expanding its ability to keep track of new developments in privacy law as they emerge and evolve around the globe.
Chancery Applies Flexible Approach to 'Line of Business' Test in Corporate Opportunities
Central to this post-trial opinion is his discussion regarding the contours of the “line of business” test and the need to apply the concept flexibly and sensibly when determining whether a corporation has an interest in a line of business.
Served With a Writ of Garnishment? Understand the Duties, Deadlines to Avoid Liability
Whether large or small, any business that holds assets or pays wages can be served with a writ of garnishment, and no matter how sophisticated the operation, can inadvertently run afoul of the statutory scheme for garnishment in Florida.
Prosecutors Identify 8 Colleges as Unwitting Victims of Admissions Scandal
Federal prosecutors so far have named eight universities as unwitting victims of the cheating and say it was the largest-ever college admissions fraud in the U.S. They have charged at least 50 people, including actresses, CEOs and several college coaches with conspiracy to commit racketeering or fraud.
O'Melveny and Allen & Overy Merger Talks Reach Final Stages
A deal edges closer as the firms look to finalize a name and pay structure for the combined firm.TRENDING STORIES
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