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READ the Indictment: Trump Ally Roger Stone to Appear in Fort Lauderdale Court
Stone was arrested at his Florida home early Friday and faces an initial appearance before a federal magistrate.READ the Indictment: Trump Ally Roger Stone Charged in Mueller Case
Stone was arrested Friday in Florida and is set to make his initial court appearance in Fort Lauderdale this morning.Elevate Makes Another New Acquisition and Contemplates Going Public
Elevate continued it's acquisition streak with purchase of Yerra Solutions, a legal managed services company that offers solutions across multiple disciplines, including e-discovery and compliance.Mueller Time, Inflated Bills, Pier 1 Post: The Morning Minute
Here's the news you need to start your day.CMS Leaves Iran as Sanctions Prompt Global Firms to Reassess Iran Ties
The firm has closed its Tehran base just two years after becoming the first international law firm to move into the market.View more book results for the query "*"
Shearman Hong Kong Exodus Continues as Hogan Lovells Snaps Up Corporate Partner
Stephanie Tang is at least the 15th lawyer to leave Shearman & Sterling's Hong Kong office since early 2018.'Tincher' at 5 Years Old: A Vision Partially Realized
Five years ago, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court undertook to modernize Pennsylvania products liability law in its seminal decision of Tincher v. Omega Flex, 104 A.3d 328 (Pa. 2014).In Acquisition Spree, Elevate Acquires Hong Kong-Based Flexible Lawyering Business
Cognatio Law was launched in February last year by the former head of client solutions in Hong Kong at Lawyers On Demand. The acquisition expands Elevate's reach in Asia to Hong Kong.20 Cases to Come Before Connecticut Supreme Court in February Session
The Connecticut Supreme Court has a full docket—at least 20 cases—for its February session, weighing criminal matters and First Amendment questions, among other issues.Chief Administrative Judge: Reviewing Appellate Record Is Appropriate
Among the range of factors the administrative board considers is how Appellate Division (and Supreme Court) justices' decisions have fared on appeal, an entirely appropriate and relevant factor that has long been evaluated in the certification process.