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At Boies Schiller, New Leaders Grapple With Departures, Compensation Questions
Amid a string of 2020 departures, the firm is evaluating partner pay, including whether to stick with a formula compensation system or adopt something new.
People in the News—Dec. 27, 2019—Duane Morris
As part of Duane Morris' support of City Year, the firm donated 500 copies of "Twelve Angry Men" to Kensington Health Science Academy.
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The 90-day notice is a powerful defense that can result in dismissal of a residential foreclosure action. The law, however, is rapidly changing.
The High Standard for Mandatory Preliminary Injunctions
In their Commercial Division Update, Thomas J. Hall and Judith A. Archer discuss mandatory preliminary injunctions. Although rare, recent Commercial Division cases show that such injunctions may be granted under extraordinary circumstances where affirmative action is needed to maintain the status quo pending final judgment.
Skadden, Simpson Thacher Advise on Long-Awaited WeWork IPO
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Appellate Review of Ex Parte and Sua Sponte Orders
This article discusses various CPLR provisions and decisions pertaining to appealability of ex parte and sua sponte orders.
Conrail v. Aspen Specialty Ins. Co.
A federal district court in New Jersey has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Consolidated Rail Corporation seeking insurance coverage for costs it incurred…
How Banks Are Pulling Lawyers Into Years of Litigation Over Trust Account Scams
Perhaps most lawyers know about the basic scam, but they probably don't realize the bamboozle is only the beginning. Years of litigation ensues, and the odds of a lawyer winning against a bank is slim-to-none, although some have seen better odds suing their professional liability insurance provider.
How Banks Are Pulling Lawyers Into Years of Litigation Over Trust Accounts
Perhaps most lawyers know about the basic scam, but they probably don't realize the bamboozle is only the beginning. Years of litigation ensues, and the odds of a lawyer winning against a bank is slim-to-none, although some have seen better odds suing their professional liability insurance provider.
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