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People in the News—April 5, 2016—Blank Rome
Blank Rome partner Matthew D. Lee received the 2016 Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network Excellence Award at PLAN's award ceremony March 15 in Harrisburg.Judge Scheindlin Praised For Foresight in E-Discovery
Judge Scheindlin's decisions marked her ahead of her time, and her writings shaped debates for the ensuing decade.Does New York Banking Law §200(3) Undo 'Daimler'?
Marc J. Gottridge and Lisa J. Fried discuss case law and statutory history while tackling the question of whether a foreign bank consents to be sued in New York for all purposes by appointing DFS's Superintendent as agent for service of process, as the Banking Law requires for it to operate in New York?Akin Gump Health Leader Heads In-House, Plus More Lateral Moves
New York's Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center adds a high-ranking Akin Gump partner to serve as its new legal chief; a troubled Kaye Scholer partner departs; Kirkland makes another high-profile hire; and other notable additions from throughout The Am Law 200.A Vinson Partner's Quick Turnaround, Plus More Lateral Moves
A week after leaving Vinson & Elkins for Simpson Thacher, Douglas McWilliams did an about-face; Hughes Hubbard hires a new securities enforcement chair; Latham and Paul Weiss grow in Hong Kong; and other key additions from throughout The Am Law 200.View more book results for the query "The Bank of Montreal"
Greenberg Traurig Keeps Growing, Plus More Lateral Moves
Greenberg Traurig shuffles its litigation ranks amid plans for global growth; another Kenyon & Kenyon partner departs; Bass Berry and Lewis Brisbois absorb small firms; Holland & Knight hires an ex-governor; and other additions from throughout The Am Law 200.Judge Imposes Sanctions Under Amended Rule 37(e), Questions Limits on Authority
In their Federal E-Discovery column, H. Christopher Boehning and Daniel J. Toal discuss the recent decision in 'CAT3 v. Black Lineage', in which Magistrate Judge Francis provides the first thorough judicial interpretation of new Rule 37(e) and offers his opinion on some controversial language from the corresponding Advisory Committee Note concerning potential limits on judges' inherent power to sanction.Rule 37(e) and Spoliation Sanctions Under the Amended Rules
Samantha V. Ettari of Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel writes: With the December amendments to Rule 37(e), the remedies and sanctions potentially available for negligent and intentional spoliation are clearer, and intended to result in more uniform application. And, as with any rule change, judicial application was eagerly anticipated and not long in the waiting.Court Reopens Lawsuit Against Prominent Receiver Kenneth Welt
A state appeals court clears the way for a breach of fiduciary duty suit against noted receiver and bankruptcy trustee Kenneth Welt.Court Reopens Lawsuit Against Prominent Receiver Kenneth Welt
A state appeals court clears the way for a breach of fiduciary duty suit against noted receiver and bankruptcy trustee Kenneth Welt.Trending Stories
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