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Palm Beach County Warehouse-Office Building Trades for $1.7 Million
Address: 3520 Consumer St. between Palm Beach Gardens and Lake ParkProperty type: This is a 19,035-square-foot warehouse-office building constructed…
Court Affirms $57K Fee Award Following 'Inexplicable' $360K Request
An award of $57,000 in legal fees, in an employment case where the plaintiff recovered about $8,000 at trial and her lawyers sought some $360,000 in fees, was affirmed by a New Jersey appeals court.
Domino's Fall: 9th Circuit Decision Gives ADA Suits New Steam
A Ninth Circuit panel reversed and remanded a lower court's ruling dismissing ADA and California's Unruh Civil Rights Act claims against Domino's Pizza's website. Lawyers expect more ADA complaints as companies invest in their online presence.
People in the News—Jan. 24, 2019—Hamburg Rubin
Hamburg, Rubin, Mullin, Maxwell & Lupin announced that former Sen. John C. Rafferty Jr. re-joined the firm after serving four terms as the Pennsylvania State Senator for the 44th District.
Grassley Aide Mike Davis Reflects on Combative Kavanaugh Confirmation
“I'm not going to apologize for anything,” says Mike Davis, former chief counsel for nominations at the Senate Judiciary Committee. “We did the right thing by getting Justice Kavanaugh confirmed.”
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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Guiding Light: A Primer on E-discovery Protocols
The e-discovery protocol is an often misunderstood and feared component of modern litigation, intimidating many lawyers that are not versed in the ever-evolving field of e-discovery practice.
ADA Lawsuits Are on the Rise, Website Complaints Biggest Targets
Lawyers say they've seen an uptick in lawsuits and expect no dip in sight for Americans with Disability filings as more companies invest in their online presence.
Dentons Lawyer Wired $2.5 Million to Scam Bank Account in Elaborate Con
According to a court ruling, an associate in Vancouver was duped into wiring the money to a Hong Kong bank account by fraudsters with knowledge of the firm's work on a real estate deal.
Third-Party Lenders in NFL Concussion Litigation Urge Panel to Restrain District Court Jurisdiction
New York University Law professor Samuel Issacharoff, who argued on behalf of the class and an ex-player who received a $500,000 loan, said the question appeared to be one of first impression.TRENDING STORIES
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