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'Stop Ignoring the Call': The ABA Wants a Code of Ethics for Supreme Court Justices
"The absence of a clearly articulated, binding code of ethics for the justices of the court imperils the legitimacy of the court," the ABA measure said.Reformation; First Amendment Rights: This Week in Scott Mollen's Realty Law Digest
Scott Mollen discusses "SEZ Foster LLC v. City of New York," where the court held that City of New York is not precluded from arbitrating land's fair market value, and "Potanovic v. Town of Stony Point," where the court dismissed a Section 1983 action alleging that the town violated First Amendment free speech rights, by omitting the public input part of town board meetings from Facebook live.Justin Vergara Says Aloha to Cimplifi as New VP, Head of CALM Managed Services
Cimplifi's go-to-market CALM offering combines contract analytics and lifecycle management for a new kind of managed services.ERAP and Its Impact on Landlord-Tenant Litigation
Since its inception, ERAP has put a tremendous strain on landlords seeking to have their cases heard on the merits due to the tremendous backlog of cases that are either awaiting determinations from OTDA, or having a motion heard by the court to vacate a stay in effect.One Bike Parts Company Sues Another, Alleging Infringement of 2 Patents
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.View more book results for the query "King"
Cadwalader Hires Willkie Compliance Chair in Two-Partner Move
Martin Weinstein left Willkie partly because of its retirement policy, he said. "I believe I can still practice at a high level."Jury Returns Defense Verdict in Lawsuit Blaming Social Services Nonprofit for Infant's Death
Following a seven-day trial in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, a jury sided with defendant Northeast Treatment Services, finding the nonprofit social services organization was not negligent in providing in-home services to a now-deceased infant and his minor siblings.The Western District Sets Precedent for Insurance Defense and Indemnification
This column explores a pending case, 'American Precision Industries v. Federal Insurance Co.', that may set significant precedent in New York concerning insurance defense and indemnification.3rd Circuit Sides With Drug Manufacturers in 340B Contract Pharmacy Case
"Legal duties do not spring from silence. Congress never said that drug makers must deliver discounted Section 340B drugs to an unlimited number of contract pharmacies," Judge Stephanos Bibas wrote. "So by trying to enforce that supposed requirement, the government overstepped the statute's bounds. And HHS did not violate the APA by purporting to withdraw the proposed ADR Rule before later finalizing it."In 340B Contract Pharmacy Case 3rd Circuit Sides With Drug Manufacturers
"Legal duties do not spring from silence. Congress never said that drug makers must deliver discounted Section 340B drugs to an unlimited number of contract pharmacies," Judge Stephanos Bibas wrote. "So by trying to enforce that supposed requirement, the government overstepped the statute's bounds. And HHS did not violate the APA by purporting to withdraw the proposed ADR Rule before later finalizing it."Revenue, Profit, Cash: Managing Law Firms for Success
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