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Publicist Accusing Paul Haggis of Sexual Assault Pursuing Claims With Rarely Used NYC Local Law
The lawsuit is apparently the first time a claim brought under the local law has survived a motion to dismiss, attorneys and observers say.
Greenberg Traurig's Calif. Growth Continues With 2 New Hires
The Am Law 100 firm has recruited a pair of partners in two cities from Squire Patton Boggs and the in-house world.
In California, These Partners Are Switching From Big Law to Small Law
Partners have long left large law firms to branch out on their own. But in a legal market increasingly under pressure from a variety of sources, a new batch of lawyers has peeled away from Big Law for new endeavors.
Patenting the Internet of Things for Renewable Energy
The founders of MelRok have turned to Knobbe Martens to protect their plans for smoothing out the bumps in solar energy generation.
Skilled in the Art: Poker Star All In on Lanham Claim | Plus, What the End of BRI Means
The legal feud started after PokerStars raised concerns Gordan Vayo was not in Canada when he won an online tournament.
Labor of Law: Gig Economy Tested | LGBT Policy Considerations | Plus: Who Got the Work
The gig economy got a gut check in court this week—we take a peek at the cases and issues in play in California and at the NLRB. Also: LGBT workplace considerations as courts embrace greater protections.
With A Growing Number of Regulators Eyeing Crypto, Are Companies Being Scared Off?
The answer appears to be a resounding "no," according to attorneys working in this space.
Appellate Division First Department Cases decided on: March 15, 2017 By Acosta, P.J., Richter, Kapnick, Kahn, Gesmer, JJ.
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Alston & Bird Adds 4 Los Angeles Litigators
The Am Law 100 firm, which opened in the City of Angels a decade ago, is taking on a team of commercial litigators from global legal giant DLA Piper.
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