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What Should the Senate #AskPuzder? Labor Lawyers Have Questions
Labor secretary nominee Andrew Puzder, the fast-food executive, is set to go before the U.S. Senate on Thursday for his confirmation hearing, and it's clear he'll be stepping into a firestorm. We reached out to labor and employment lawyers across the country—representing companies and employees—to ask what questions they think senators should throw at Puzder at his hearing. Here are highlights from those responses.
Atlanta Bar Interns Make Good, Partner Promotions
Cynthia Adams and Darius Pattillo each achieved milestones this year, both in their legal careers and as alumni of the Atlanta Bar Association's Summer Law Internship Program, which connects high school students with summer legal jobs and mentors.
Working In-House With a Disability
At a recent panel discussion, two in-house lawyers shared how they are working to expand opportunities for those with disabilities in their legal departments.
People in the News—Jan. 19, 2017—Swartz Campbell
Swartz Campbell's William T. Salzer presented at the NBI advanced employment law seminar in Philadelphia on the topic "Responding to EEOC and State Agency Charges."
Out-of-State Firms Look to Phila. for Core Practice Building Blocks
National and regional law firms have recently looked to Philadelphia as a source for legal talent and access to clients on a quest to beef up their core practices.
Don't Kill Humans: European Parliament Calls for Laws Governing Artificial Intelligence
The report suggests that artificial intelligence should be broadly designed in accordance with The Three Laws of Robotics.
Don't Kill Humans: European Parliament Calls for Laws Governing Artificial Intelligence
The European Parliament is calling for the establishment of laws to govern robots and artificial intelligence.
Shannon Gracey Lawyers Join Greenberg Traurig in Austin
Greenberg Traurig expanded its litigation strength in Austin this month with three lateral hires from dissolving firm Shannon, Gracey, Ratliff & Miller.
Securities Defense Bar Praises Trump's S&C Pick for SEC
Jay Clayton, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee to lead the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, is hardly a high-profile figure outside the Wall Street deal-making circles in which he's made his career. Unlike outgoing SEC Chairwoman Mary Jo White, Clayton, a partner at Sullivan & Cromwell, is not a litigator or a member of the white-collar defense bar.Trending Stories
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