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Education Commissioner Must Act
We do not know the best solution for the public school children in Lakewood and like-situated districts. That is what the Appellate panel directed the commissioner to address, and she ought to get on with it.
Meh ... Car-Crash Lawyers Are Lukewarm About AI in Personal Injury Law
"We're hired by the clients for our skill and expertise, and that's what they pay for and that's what they're entitled to," said plaintiffs personal injury lawyer Nicholas Leonardis.
Phila. Firm Faces Legal Mal Suit For Filing Auto Case in Bucks County, Rather Than NJ
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Massachusetts Legal Ethics & Malpractice 2017
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Are Cuts Looming for UK Law Firms? The Devil is in the Detail
This year's ranking contains several warnings—chief among them being the need for further corrective measures to address the shrinking profit margins.
Ex-FTX GC Launches Law Firm, Says His 'Hugely Disappointing Experience' Will Be Asset for Clients
"The difference between something that's illegal and something that needs your advice and counsel to get corrected is usually pretty stark," said Ryne Miller, who left FTX after CEO Sam Bankman-Fried was charged with carrying out a massive fraud.
Why a Company Called ClaimClam Is Creating Controversy in the Class Action Bar
A third-party filer called ClaimClam has appeared in both the $725 million settlement over Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal and the $255 million agreement with Juul.
As Jacksonville Shooting Victims Are Eulogized, Advocates Call Attention to Anti-Black Hate Crimes
Most hate crime victims in the U.S. are Black, and that has been the case since the federal government began tracking such crimes decades ago.
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