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Newsmakers: New Partners at McGuireWoods, Jackson Walker
Chelsea Hilliard has joined McGuireWoods' commercial litigation practice as a partner in Dallas, plus other moves.
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'Know When to Fold 'Em': Lawyers Reach $3.49M Premises Liability Settlement During Trial
"As Kenny Rogers sang in 'The Gambler,' 'You got to know when to hold 'em, Know when to fold 'em,'" said defense counsel Bill Mitchell of Cruser, Mitchell, Novitz, Sanchez, Gaston & Zimet.
Jackson Walker's 'Boots on the Ground' Strategy Paid Off in 2022
Jackson Walker, the largest Texas-only firm, posted another record year in 2022, spurred by strong demand in practices including bankruptcy, litigation and finance.
Imagine There's No Non-Competes
The FTC's proposed rule has us imagining a Texas without non-competes, asking how we got here, and how the proposed rule might affect Texas businesses.
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Market Uncertainties Didn't Slow Down Lateral Partner Moves in 2022. Will they in 2023?
New Law.com Compass data on 2022 partner trends show robust hiring, but even more departures. Law firm leaders detail what to expect in 2023.
Following Mass Exit, Lewis Brisbois Restocks Cyber Practice With 6 Wilson Elser Attys
The departure of 42 data security professionals to Constangy Brooks in January left the firm needing to rebuild its breach response capabilities.
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In the just over two months since its public release, OpenAI's ChatGPT has seen the addition of a paid version, the ability to identify AI-generated text, a continually expanding partnership with Microsoft and more.
Fifth Circuit Reexamines Texas Bid-Rigging Law Used to Punish Journalist
Priscilla Villarreal was arrested on a warrant that cited a Texas Penal Code that penalizes a person for obtaining non-public information from a public servant "with intent to obtain a benefit or with intent to harm or defraud another."
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