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Pollution Insurance Solutions on Earth Day, 2022
No business today is immune to environmental risks or the benefits of pollution liability insurance.
Texas Appeals Court Guts State Policy Denying Medicaid to Nursing Home Residents
In attorney Jacob Hale's brief to the Third District, he ably skewered the agency's arguments.
Unpaid COVID Business Losses Alleged in Federal Complaint Against CT Insurer
The complaint was filed against the Connecticut-based Aspen American Insurance Company on behalf of the operators of the East Village Hotel in Manhattan
Court Nixes Case Against Atlanta Strip Club After Unaffiliated Cop Shoots Patron
"I think it's a good decision for premises owners and people who operate businesses who accurately report a crime to a police officer, [that] you're not liable for it," said Thomas C. Grant of Freed Grant in Atlanta. "Hopefully this won't shield people from making complaints to police about suspected crimes."
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New York Attorney Discipline: Practice and Procedure 2024
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After $8M Verdict, Insurer Wants Out of Wrongful Death Litigation Over Paddle Board Drowning
This lawsuit was surfaced on Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
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Clyde & Co Launches Asia-Pacific Cyber-Risk Advisory Practice
The firm has hired cyber-risk adviser Chris McLaughlin from Aon, as it continues to expand its global technology and cyber-risk offering.
Big Four's Legal Privilege and Lawyer-Client Relationship Protections are Tested in Australia
Law firms say a recent landmark court ruling makes multidisciplinary practices less attractive to clients. But the Big Four are pleased with the decision, saying it reaffirms that a lawyer-client relationship exists in the context of multi-disciplinary practices like theirs.
Proposed New Procedures for Lawyers Leaving Law Firms
The proposed RPC 5.9 is completely new and would not replace any existing rule. It addresses two sometimes related—but nevertheless separate—subjects, procedures for lawyers leaving firms, and procedures for dissolving law firms.Trending Stories
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