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Jury Awards $5.8M in Failure to Diagnose, Wrongful Death Case
A Philadelphia jury has awarded a $5.8 million verdict to the family of a woman who claimed that Einstein Healthcare Network's failure to perform a hysterectomy or a myomectomy led to the spread and metastasis of her cancer.Scientific Method and the Directionless Changes of E-Discovery
In this month's article, I shall discuss scientific method as it applies to the growth of e-discovery and its protocols.Deal Lawyers Expect Australia's M&A Frenzy to Last Through the Rest of 2021
Law firms in Australia advised on M&A deals valued at $52 billion in the first six months of this year.'A Message Men Are Not Given': Why a Call on Lawyer Moms to 'Be Team Players' Missed the Mark
"Legal employers have plenty of systemic issues that need to be faced head-on when it comes to the promotion and retention of women attorneys. Blaming women attorneys is appalling," wrote ABA president Patricia Refo.Ethics Forum: Questions and Answers on Professional Responsibility
I am an attorney who has received a suspension many, many years ago and was reinstated. I have had no problem since and have done well in my law practice. The first thing that comes up on the computer during a search of my name is the fact that I had discipline many years ago. Can that get expunged after a period of time?View more book results for the query "*"
Car Wrecks Do Not Discriminate—Are You Properly Protecting Your Family?
"I have seen great people brought to their financial knees from not carrying sufficient insurance."2020's Impact: A Day of Reckoning for Law Firm Leaders?
What, then, does it take to be a leader in a law firm— and what should it take? What effects has the pandemic had on the role of leaders? And, perhaps most importantly, what is the potential impact leaders can have on the legal industry in the aftermath of 2020?CVS Inflated Prescription Drug Prices, Florida Antitrust Suit Claims
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.Witness Subpoenas in Arbitration Proceedings
Bob has been around the block several times when it comes to deposing third-party witnesses in arbitration proceedings. He knows the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) does not expressly allow for the full-blown discovery that parties routinely get under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.