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Rates at Nation's Biggest Firms Hold up Despite Bad Economy
Ruth [email protected] again, despite the slumping economy, law firms' hourly billing rates did not decrease in 2002 and, in many instances, continued to inch up. According to information gathered as part of The National Law Journal's survey of the nation's 250 largest law firms, the faltering economy has not resulted in a downturn in rates.Slow Economy Fails to Erode Rates, National Survey Shows
Ruth [email protected] again, despite the slumping economy, law firms' hourly billing rates have not decreased in the past year and in many instances have continued to inch up. According to information gathered as part of The National Law Journal's 2002 survey of the nation's 250 largest law firms, the faltering economy has not resulted in a downturn in rates.8th Circuit Orders File-Sharer to Pay $220K
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has reinstated statutory damages of more than $220,000 against a woman who illegally file-shared two dozen songs, finding the damages to be constitutional.View more book results for the query "Greenberg Glusker Fields"
Former Dodgers Owner's Ex Loses Bid to Undo Settlement
A Los Angeles judge, relying largely on an earlier appellate decision in billionaire Ron Burkle's divorce, has denied a bid by the ex-wife of Frank McCourt, the former owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, to set aside the couple's divorce settlement.Judge Unseals Details of Dodgers' Deal With Ex-Owner
The new owners of the Los Angeles Dodgers must make public a single document that reveals their financial arrangement with previous owner Frank McCourt, under a ruling made on Wednesday by a judge in Los Angeles.Calif. High Court to Decide When Demands Equal Extortion
Michael Flatley, the self-styled Lord of the Dance, has a new and highly demanding audience to perform for - the justices of the California Supreme Court.Calif. Supremes to Decide When Settlement Demands Equal Extortion
Self-styled "Lord of the Dance" Michael Flatley will soon perform for a new, highly demanding audience -- the California Supreme Court. This week the court unanimously agreed to review a case in which the world-famous dancer is suing an Illinois lawyer for $100 million for alleged extortion. Lawyers for the defendant claim a lower court decision to let the suit proceed opens attorneys to criminal, in addition to civil, liability for extortion when making aggressive settlement demands.Midsize Eastern Firms Get Aggressive in L.A.
Los Angeles has morphed into a recruiting hotbed in the past nine months as several midsize firms from the East Coast aggressively opened offices. Several of those firms lured large groups of lawyers from well-known local firms in a legal market rife with dissolutions and an unusually high number of defections. "The last six months, particularly on the west side of L.A., have been hot," says Roger Warin, chairman of Steptoe & Johnson, which opened its second Los Angeles office, in Century City, last July.Trending Stories
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