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Sixth Circuit Joins Sister Circuits on Questions About Jurisdiction for Online Retailers
"Regardless of the type of business at issue, if a company holds itself out to a jurisdiction's business and does regular commerce there, it has fair warning that it could be subject to suit in that location," Stranch concluded.
Hartford Mayor Arulampalam Gives Q Law Commencement
'I have confidence in you because I've sat in your seats and I've been terrified of the world around me,' the mayor told graduates, 10 years to the day after his own graduation.
Foreclosure Challenges Likely to Continue in Connecticut
All signs indicate that both the number and length of the foreclosure process are likely to increase.
Medical Malpractice Special Section 2024
This year's special section covers everything from the (un)likelihood of winning punitive damages, the appellate review of pain and suffering awards, and the "piercing the corporate veil" doctrine.
CLM Provider Ironclad Enters E-Signature Market With Contextual Signature Solution
Jason Boehmig, CEO and co-founder of Ironclad, told Legaltech News that he sought to take a new approach to a decade-old offering that has barely evolved over the years—including with its design and pricing structure.
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New Jersey Medical Malpractice Law 2024
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CLOC 2024 Takeaways: Gen AI Is Changing Everything, and 'Data Is the New Gold'
"The future is written in data. There's no way to engage with the challenges ahead of us if we don't become masters of collecting and exploiting it," said Jenn McCarron, CLOC president.
Florida Jury Returns $3.2M Verdict: Was Bifurcation Key?
"Bifurcation can be an extremely valuable tool," said attorney Christopher T. Kuleba, who is not associated with the case.
Q&As With The Legal's Distinguished Leaders
The Legal Intelligencer is proud to recognize 13 honorees for the 2024 Distinguished Leaders award.
Unreasonable Contest Attorney Fees Revisited in 'Torres'
Last month, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court brought unreasonable contest attorney fees back to the forefront in the precedential matter of Torres v. Amazon.com Services (Workers' Compensation Appeals Board), and offered further elaboration as to the Supreme Court's holding in Lorino.
FTC's New Rule Usurps Florida's Public Policy on Noncompete Agreements
So what is a Florida employer to do? First, the final rule does not expressly limit other forms of employee restrictions. Nonsolicitation, confidentiality and trade secret agreements have always been additional ways in which an employer can protect its intellectual property, investments and client bases.TRENDING STORIES
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