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Cameras in New York State Courtrooms: A Short Update
On balance, we believe that New York should join the majority of jurisdictions that permit cameras in the courtroom. In our opinion, the factors favoring legislative change are overwhelming.
Increased Antitrust Scrutiny Is the Fashion Industry's Newest Trend
While fashion has always been about being on trend, there has been a notable trend of increased antitrust scrutiny of the fashion sector. Two recent antitrust lawsuits in the United States both target alleged anticompetitive behavior in this industry.
'My Own Shop': Ex-Baker Botts Partner On Launching a Solo Compliance and Monitorship Practice
"I've always been associated with very large institutions, the Justice Department, universities, law firms, and this was an opportunity to just have my own shop," noted Steve Solow, who left Big Law after more than 20 years.
Meet the New Judge: Carolyn 'Tippi' Burch Appointed to Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
"Lawyers, litigants and the public can expect me to be prepared, conscientious and hard working," said gubernatorial judicial appointee Caroyln 'Tippi' Burch.
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'For Love & Life': Touching Base with Skadden's Brian Wallach
The work that Wallach and his wife Sandra Abrevaya have done establishing the I AM ALS foundation since his 2017 diagnosis is featured in a new documentary recently released on Amazon Prime.
NY Senate Confirms 25 Nominees, Including Veteran NYC Judge Under Scrutiny
Manhattan judge Laura Ward Ward approached a progressive group's criticism with introspection, acknowledging that she runs "a tight court," but goes out of her way to ask jurors if they felt a defendant received a fair trial.
Arkansas State Claims Commission Bows Out of Bowen Law Professorship Dispute
Robert Steinbuch filed a claim with the Arkansas State Claims Commission in 2022 when he failed to receive a named professorship for the 2022 to 2023 academic year from then-Dean Theresa Beiner.
2 Senior Google Legal Leaders Exiting Amid Restructuring
"I'm grateful for the regulators, policy makers and advocates who relentlessly pressed to make us better, to challenge our presumptions, and to keep us humble," Google Chief Privacy Officer Keith Enright wrote on LinkedIn.
Ga. Court of Appeals Might Hear Arguments Before Election on Fulton DA's Role in Trump Election Case
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