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Diversity Lab Hackathon Targets DEI Headwinds, Inclusive Talent Management
Diversity Lab's "Moments to Movements Hackathon" convenes more than 100 law firm partners, in-house leaders and others to address leading issues in diversity, equity and inclusion.
Polsinelli Adds to New York Headcount—and List of Recent Real Estate Hires
Polisinelli now has about 72 lawyers in New York, and works with large corporate and healthcare clients who continue to expand their real estate holdings.
Skadden Hires First Chief People Officer as More Law Firms Take Holistic Approach to Talent
Annemarie Crouch "will lead all aspects of the firm's people strategy for lawyers and business professionals," Skadden said.
Burns & Levinson in Merger Talks After Latest Round of Departures
The Boston-based midsize firm has lost more than one-third of its head count in recent months.
Lawyers Face Off for Judgeship in Augusta Judicial Circuit Runoff Election
Voters to decide betweeen Augusta sole practitioner Charles H.S. Lyons III or attorney Matt Matson during June 18 runoff election for Augusta Judicial Circuit Superior Court Judge.
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ABA Opinion on Listservs Should Lead to Amendment to Rule 1.6(a)
Connecticut's judges should make it clear that the duties under Rule 1.6(a) apply only to confidential information, as is the case in New York.
McGinnis Lochridge Adds Executive Director From Midsize Oklahoma Law Firm
Silvano Parducci said he sees great opportunity as executive director of Austin-founded McGinnis Lochridge, because the Texas market is a 'hotbed' right now.
Will the Fourth Circuit Finally Take On Bankruptcy's 'Texas Two-Step'?
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has agreed to take up a bankruptcy involving the controversial "Texas two-step," potentially deciding the merger tactic's fate in future Chapter 11 cases. The opening brief is due July 10.
43 States Reach $700 Million Settlement With J&J in Talc Product Lawsuits
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