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How a Former Criminal Law Attorney Returned to Her First Love: Writing About Murder and Mayhem
Forget everything you learned about legal writing. It no longer applies, says former lawyer turned crime/mystery writer, Leanne Kale Sparks.
Unique Sues Xiamen Andigo Over Trademark Infringement Claims
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State Sued Over Claims Undocumented Children in Custody Are in Imminent Danger
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Early Reports: The 2022 Am Law 200 Financials
A collection of The American Lawyer's reporting on how law firms fared in 2021.
Ahead of the Curve: Analyzing Employment Outcomes for JDs
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Texas Personal Automobile Insurance Policy 2020
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'Baker McKenzie Should Be Disqualified': Georgia Lawyer Wants to Stop Firm Representing Russian Bank
"A most fundamental obligation of lawyers worldwide is the duty to protect client confidences and, a fortiori, not to deploy a client's confidential information against that client," read a motion for disqualification drafted by Poole Huffman trial attorney Luke Andrews of Tucker.
'Just Do Your Damn Job': Jurists' Heated Discussion Shows Big Takeaways in Ahmaud Arbery Case
"I took the case because it's the Super Bowl of cases. Even though I turned out to be the Atlanta Falcons of the Super Bowl," said Robert G. Rubin of Peters Rubin Sheffield & Hodges in Decatur. "I thought it was just going to be the experience of a lifetime, and it was."
Woman Sues Man Over Car Wreck Claims
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Fulton County Superior Court Chief Judge Announces Plan to Retire
Judge Christopher Brasher, 56, asked that his resignation be made effective Dec. 1. He also asked Gov. Brian Kemp to appoint him as a senior judge to allow him to hear cases on a part-time basis—as 10 others already do on Georgia's biggest and busiest court.Trending Stories
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