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These Judges Just Lost Their Seat: Incumbents Ousted in Tuesday Runoffs
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'Be Flexible and Open About Where the Road Might Go,' Says Kerri-Ann Griggs of Alston & Bird
"There is not one 'right way' for a career path or even how one goes from law school graduate to partner at a firm," Griggs says in the latest in the "How I Made It" series from Law.com.
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Texas Liquor Liability Practice Manual 2024
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Finding a Firm That Really Is Easy to Do Business With
There are law firms that go beyond the usual platitudes and truly focus on the needs of your department and company – but how do you find and retain these firms that are Easy to Do Business With (#ETDBW)?
Five Reasons Why Law Enforcement Loses the Battle Against Cybercrime
In an era where cybercrime is skyrocketing, why is law enforcement struggling to keep up? Discover how sophisticated cybercriminal syndicates, cross-border enforcement challenges, and a talent deficit in cybersecurity are tipping the scales in favor of digital bandits.
TCPA Update: FCC Implements New One-to-One Consent Rule
This change is expected to bring a new wave of litigation challenging whether the asserted consent was given for the specific marketer, the disclosure of the consent was clear and conspicuous, and the marketer's contact is logically and topically associated with the interaction that prompted the consumer to grant their consent.
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