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Litigators of the Week: The Eighth Circuit Knocks Out a $564M Verdict Against BMO in Ponzi Case
Debevoise's John Gleeson, Mayer Brown's Richard Spehr and Elaine Goldenberg of Munger Tolles helped convince the Eighth Circuit that the bankruptcy trustee of a company run by a convicted Minnesota Ponzi schemer couldn't pursue aiding and abetting claims against the bank because the company bore responsibility for its own injury.
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'Put Up or Shut Up' in Office Attendance: Law Firm Leaders Still Hold the Cards
Enforcing office policies this year could mean withholding a portion or percentage of a partner's draw or reducing bonus pool eligibility.
32. Underused Functionality Isn't Innovation
Innovation Series, Part 2 A firm can invest in the best and most brilliant legal innovation, but if they can't get it into the attorney workstream and operating effectively, then it won't realize value.
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Judicial Ethics Opinion 23-231
A judge is disqualified, subject to remittal, from a case in which the judge's former law partner previously served as counsel while in partnership with the judge.
Another Mistrial in Zantac: Fourth Illinois Jury Fails to Award Damages
On Wednesday, a jury in Cook County Circuit Court in Illinois ended in a mistrial in a case against Zantac manufacturer Boehringer Ingelheim, the second in the past two months.
Deans Ask California Supreme Court to Pump Brakes on Kaplan-Written Bar Exam
Deans from 15 ABA-approved law schools said justices should also consider granting an across-the-board score increase for those who take the February 2025 bar exam given all the uncertainty that now surrounds the test.
The Law Firm Disrupted: A Harsher Take on Litigation Funding
A former law firm CFO says firms should be committing 5% to 8% of their own revenue every year to fund their own cases.
'Top Priority': Senate Democrats Push Biden's Judicial Nominees Forward
"Confirming judges is a top priority for the remainder of this Congress," said U.S. Senate Majority Whip Richard Durbin, D-Illinois. "These even-handed arbiters of justice will bring balance to the federal judiciary, and Senate Democrats are in a strong position to make judicial confirmations a legacy of the Biden-Harris administration and our Senate Majority."Trending Stories
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