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Law Firm Seeking to Withdraw Representation of Trump Campaign Must Share More Detail, Judge Orders
"Because the Campaign is an entity, it may not represent itself … Thus, if the motion to withdraw is granted, the Campaign will be at risk of default if it does not promptly obtain substitute counsel," U..S. Magistrate Judge Katharine Parker wrote.
'I'm Out 100,000 Bucks': Hackers Resurface, Dupe Miami Law Firm
"I know attorneys, title agents, in particular, have been targeted by these types of fraudsters," said commercial litigator Rick Arce of Perlman, Bajandas, Yevoli & Albright, who is not involved in the litigation.
Candidate for Judge Challenges Disqualification Linked to 'Bank Error'
Meeting minutes attributed the challenger's candidacy disqualification to an untimely dispute of a banking error that resulted in a returned qualifying fees check.
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What Does 'All Natural' Mean? 2nd Circuit Rules in Favor of Kind Bar Maker in Class Action
The panel of Circuit Judges Steven Menashi, Eunice Lee and Sarah Merriam ruled that the definitions of "All Natural" as pleaded failed to create a triable issue of fact. The decision was a win for a team of King & Spalding attorneys.
'Legal Games'?: Attorneys for Trump, Stormy Daniels Clash in Exchange Over Nature of Payments
"If you're not here to play legal games, don't use the word 'extract,'" Stormy Daniels' former counsel Keith Davidson said in response to extortion insinuations.
'Staggering Gamesmanship': Case Law, Statute Clash Over 'Gotcha' Settlement Tactics on Appeal
Defendant-appellant counsel Matt Friedlander said waiving the Civil Practice Statute was "a legally inert proclamation … like Michael Scott standing up and saying 'I declare bankruptcy.' It's funny, but it doesn't mean anything."
Appellate Panel Gives Town's Cannabis Objectors Another Day in Court
"What they're telling us now is it's not impossible for New Jerseyans to comply with both the Controlled Substances Act and CREAMMA. Nearly every act that an individual or a cannabis business might undertake pursuant to CREAMMA will still subject them to exposure under federal law. And that's kind of where the court hangs its hat," said Ryan Magee of McCarter & English.
Wells Fargo Seeks Declaratory Judgment Against 'YGC' Debt Collection Copyright Claim
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