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Ban Guns at Connecticut Voting Sites? Absolutely!
Polling places are historically protected sensitive places where laws forbidding guns remain presumptively lawful.
Bears Hire Up-and-Comer as Legal Chief Amid Stadium Negotiations
Krista Whitaker's chance meeting with Kevin Warren, now the Bears' CEO, while she was a Stanford Law School student has paid off again, this time landing her one of the top CLO roles in professional sports.
Newsmakers: Bracewell Expands Energy Practice With Addition of Parker Lee in New York
Also: Moves at Sargent Law, Hilgers Graben and Baker Donelson.
A&O Shearman Announces First Partner Promotions Round Ahead of May Merger
On the same day that A&O and Shearman announced the promotions, Latham confirmed it had lured Daniel Sinaiko, who was a co-chair of an A&O U.S. energy practice.
Massachusetts Court: 'Real Time' Clinical Trial Data Not Needed to Avoid Securities Claims
U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley wrote that Latham & Watkins-repped Homology Medicines Inc. "had no duty to disclose data in real time."
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Beyond the Ballot: How Attorneys Can Influence Election Year Discourse
To effectively navigate this politically charged period, attorneys must take into account several key considerations, leveraging real-world examples to make their message resonate.
Prosecutors Urge Lawmakers to Lift Residency Requirements for ADAs
More than 20 bills have suspended residency mandates in individual cases, but a more sweeping cure is needed, says the statewide DAs group.
NLJ 500 Firm Wins Opioid Battle for Retail Giant
One judge said this is "one of the most complicated collections of cases in history."
'How Can It Be Enough?': Thousands Have Agreed to the Risperdal Settlement. A Few Holdouts Remain
According to attorneys leading the litigation, more than 5,600 have agreed to the settlement, which is about 94% of the potential 6,000 claims for the bulk settlement. The lawyers said 99.9% of claimants have chosen to accept their settlement offers.
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