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The Staying Power of Small and Midsize Firms
For the firms that seek to maintain long-term independence, remaining true to who they are and their original goals helps ensure their staying power, allowing them to remain a consistent partner to clients.
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This year's compilation of the 20 largest personal injury recoveries includes awards reported by the Law Journal between July 29th, 2022, and July 1,…
Schnader Harrison to Cease Operations
Firm partner and general counsel Keith Whitson said it will be "dissolving and winding up its affairs," but did not give a date for when the nearly 90-year-old firm will close its doors.
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Is the 'State-Created Danger Doctrine' in Danger?
Plaintiffs and defense attorneys say the Supreme Court must clarify its doctrine that immunizes state actors from liability unless their on-the-job negligence created the danger that caused the injury.
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Texas Personal Automobile Insurance Policy 2020
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Am Law 200 Law Firm Doubles Down in Florida
"The firms that follow economic development will likely start paying more attention to Orlando," said Josh Lorentz, of Dinsmore, which combined with an Orlando law firm.
Continuing to Beef Up Existing Offices, Clark Hill Laps Up LA Boutique
Clark Hill's Los Angeles office gains a team of 10 lawyers in a combination with the 65-year-old boutique Barton Klugman & Oetting.
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Difference in Political Beliefs Is Not a Proper Purpose for Section 220 Action
The right of a shareholder to demand to inspect a company's books and records may be an important tool but it is not without limits. In a recent decision involving The Walt Disney Co. (Disney), the Delaware Court of Chancery reminded one litigant that disagreement over business decisions, including decisions about a company's position on social issues, is not a proper basis for a shareholder action under Section 220.
Experts Say Opposing Rulings on Title IX Immunity Are Actually More Alike Than They Seem
Two court opinions, released just days apart, came to differing conclusions on whether a particular Title IX proceeding can be considered "quasi-judicial" for purposes of determining absolute immunity for accusers. But observers said the two rulings may actually be deceptively consistent with one another.Trending Stories
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