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In Trial Openings, Plaintiffs Present New Allegations About 'What's Really in the Bottle of Roundup'
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How the Pandemic Highlighted the Importance of DEI
While law firms are prudent to view remote and hybrid work arrangements as an important recruiting and retention tool, the reason why some candidates prefer remote work illustrates the importance of robust and effective DEI programs.
Supreme Court Appears Hesitant to Strike Down CFPB's Funding Structure
Even the court's conservative justices appeared wary of arguments that the consumer financial watchdog is unconstitutionally funded.
Law Firm Mergers Kept Pace in Q3, as Partnerships Seek Geographic Edge
Firm combinations, often involving a California firm, kept pace in Q3 with 11 mergers, mirroring activity levels in Q2.
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'Texas Two-Step' Is Only Path to Talc Claim Payouts, J&J Litigation VP Tells Senate Panel
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee is examining the use of bankruptcy to sort out mass tort liability.
'There Has to Be Some Cost': In Eyeing 'Texas Two-Step' Process, Senate Panel Grills J&J Leadership
Advocates for the "Texas two-step" argued it's the most efficient way to resolve tort claims en masse.
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