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'Support Our Attorneys and Their Needs,' Says Barnes & Thornburg Corporate Chair
"One of my most important responsibilities as chair is to support our attorneys and their needs," Jahan Sharifi says in Law.com latest 'How I Made It' Q&A.
A Controversial Regulation: How the FTC Noncompete Ban Might Affect the Legal Industry
Follow how the regulation might affect the legal industry from across the Law.com Newsroom.
Lawyers, State Court Judges Reach Compromise on Summary Judgment Legislation
New bill would extend filing deadlines for summary judgment motions while limiting what evidence can be introduced in reply briefs.
Alphabet's Legal Chief Has Out-Earned Apple's For First Time
Alphabet legal chief Kent Walker saw his compensation increase 12% in 2023 after seeing it jump 67% from 2021 to 2022.
Holtzman Vogel Once Again Tops List of DeSantis Administration's Favorite Outside Counsel
During Gov. Ron DeSantis' second gubernatorial term, a handful of politically connected law firms are getting top dollar for their work with the executive branch. Those same firms are edging out other firms that have either shed key talent or are not as politically connected to the administration.
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Deal Watch: Kirkland and Latham Pull Double Duty as PE Deals Flow
Private equity deals appear to be making a comeback this year.
A WA Court's Ban of AI-Enhanced Video Evidence Raises Decade-Old Reliability Issues
The Washington state ruling highlights the problems AI-enhanced video may face in court, especially on the heels of recent Federal Rules of Civil Procedure amendments emphasizing evidence reliability.
Albany Appeals Court Hears Arguments Over NY's Vote-by-Mail Law
The change deleted a provision that had been interpreted for more than 100 years as requiring in-person voting.
Protests Disrupt Some Law School Finals and University Commencement Ceremonies
GW's law school moved final exams to "undisclosed locations."
NYC Law Department Invests in Bar Retakers
New York City's Law Department has launched a new program in collaboration with New York Law School allowing staffers to keep their jobs with the agency while they retake the bar exam.TRENDING STORIES
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