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Seventh Circuit Revives Worker's Religious Bias Suit
A federal appeals court revived a Nigerian immigrant's religious discrimination lawsuit alleging that his former employer denied his request for unpaid leave to travel to his home country to lead his father's burial rites.
Worker Denied Funeral Leave Has Religious Bias Claim
A federal appeals court revived a Nigerian immigrant's religious discrimination lawsuit alleging that his former employer denied his request for unpaid leave to travel to his home country to lead his father's burial rites.Generational Questions: Roundtable Discussion
The editorial staff of The Legal Intelligencer and the Pennsylvania Law Weekly has been watching very closely and hearing a lot lately about the various pros and cons of the interplay between the generations in law firms.The Bankruptcy Files: I-Banks, Consulting Firms, Bowling, and Poultry
Federal business bankruptcy filings have fallen to their lowest levels since 2008, and one large debtor in Eastman Kodak and its lawyers from Sullivan & Cromwell are poised to exit Chapter 11 proceedings. Several recent notable filings have nonetheless landed roles for such Am Law 100 firms as Kirkland & Ellis, McGuireWoods, Reed Smith, and Ropes & Gray, while other restructuring pros see the looming fiscal cliff as potentially generating an avalanche of new bankruptcy cases.
Intellectual Property Directory - Delaware Listings
The following is a list of intellectual property attorneys practicing in Delaware.Brown Rudnick Likely to Escape Sanctions for Improper Redaction
Concluding Brown Rudnick did not intentionally or recklessly violate a confidentiality order by failing to properly redact information from a key complaint, the examiner's report in the Tribune bankruptcy is cause for relief at the law firm. The examiner also concluded Brown Rudnick had the right to file the complaint and did not violate a court order in doing so. The firm, representing a trustee for creditors in the bankruptcy, will likely escape serious sanctions, though it might have to pay attorney fees to JPMorgan Chase.Trending Stories
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