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People in the News—Oct. 17, 2023—Buchanan Ingersoll, Pond Lehocky
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney's government relations section continues to grow with the addition of Leigh Whitaker as a principal in the firm's Philadelphia office.
Pennsylvania Firms Continue Diversity Efforts With Mansfield Certification
"We have some really long-standing relationships with Philly firms," said Diversity Lab chief inclusion and equity officer Lisa Kirby. "[They were] some of our earliest adopters."
Seminole Tribe-DeSantis Sports Betting Plan Faces New Challenge
The challenge alleges the deal runs afoul of a 2018 constitutional amendment requiring voter approval of expansions of casino-style gambling.
Buchanan Wants Its Lawyers to Treat New Proprietary AI Tool Like a 'Sandbox'
"They can come in free to explore, to truly learn the power of this product, because that's often when they have ideas," CIO Scott Angelo said of BuchananArtifex, which launched earlier this month.
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People in the News—Sept. 12, 2023—Flaster Greenberg, Ballard Spahr
Attorneys Elissa K. Kerr and Jeffrey J. Rizzo Jr. have joined Flaster Greenberg as litigation associates in the firm's litigation department.
Duty to Defend and Guardian Ad Litem Immunity: What's on the High Court's September Agenda
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is slated to return to Philadelphia for its September session to tackle issues including the limits of an insurer's controlled substance exclusion, local authority to regulate firearms, and lawsuit immunity for court-appointed advocates.
Facing Scare Tactics, Phila. Law Firm DEI Experts Hold Line and Prepare for the Worst
"It's important for us to take a wait-and-see approach and prepare for what the outcome may be," Ballard Spahr chief DEI officer Virginia Essandoh said of lawsuits pending against Perkins Coie and Morrison & Foerster over their own DEI initiatives.
People in the News—Aug. 30, 2023—Buchanan Ingersoll, Stradley Ronon
The Philadelphia Bar Association's Office of Diversity and the Barristers' Association of Philadelphia are scheduled to hold an Aug. 31 program focused on the Supreme Court ruling that ended the use of affirmative action in college and university admissions and the decision's impact on U.S. workplaces, including law firms.
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