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Foley & Lardner Partner Who Sat In on Trump's Georgia Call Resigns From Firm
The abrupt resignation comes just a day after Foley & Lardner told Law.com that it was "concerned" with reports of partner Cleta Mitchell's participation in the call, in which President Donald Trump asked Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to "find votes."
Foley & Lardner 'Concerned' Over Partner's Role in Trump's Georgia Call
It's another example of a Big Law firm facing pressure because of its lawyers' work for Donald Trump or the GOP.
How Michele Roberts Guided the NBA Players' Union Through a Season on the Bubble
The pandemic and police brutality interrupted the NBA season, but the players' union's leader, former Skadden partner Michele Roberts, helped the league get through it all, safely and successfully.
Early Innings: Initial Issues Being Litigated in Legalized Sports Gambling
With the expansion of legalized sports gambling (and the surge of money being wagered), an increase in sports gambling litigation will ensue. Here is a summary of legal issues that have arisen recently in such cases around the country.
MLB Sues Insurers for Refusing to Cover 2020 Claims
Minor league teams began filing their own suits earlier this year and also seem to be proceeding with similar types of lawsuits.
NY's 1st Dept. Rules for Software Developer in Dispute Over Major League Baseball Gaming App
An app developer alleged that MLB's tech arm fraudulently entered a nonexclusive contract for STA to develop an in-game app that allowed users to earn points by predicting the outcome of events in baseball games.
Ex-GM of Houston Astros Taps Quinn Emanuel Team for Litigation Over Sign-Stealing
Houston litigator Karl S. Stern and a other lawyers from Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan's Houston and San Francisco offices are representing the former Houston Astros general manager, who is suing the team.
Ex-GM of Houston Astros Taps Quinn Emanuel Team for Litigation Over Sign-Stealing
Houston litigator Karl S. Stern and a other laweyrs from Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan's Houston and San Francisco offices are representing the former Houston Astros general manager, who is suing the team.
Florida. For the Win? Why the State Is So Powerful
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