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New York's Anti-SLAPP Law: A Powerful Weapon
Several Commercial Division decisions adjudicating Anti-SLAPP law claims demonstrate the complexities that can be involved. Indeed, a recent decision dismissing claims brought by Donald Trump against The New York Times provides significant insight into the law's current application.ADM Emptied the Silo to Lure Aboard New General Counsel
Archer-Daniels-Midland says Regina Bynote Jones forfeited $3.95 million in cash and unvested equity by resigning from her last job. It removed those golden handcuffs, agreeing to make her whole.IPO to Insolvency: Big Law Isn't Done Making Money on EV SPACs
"They didn't care because they were making too much money off of it, and now it's especially sad that they're finding yet another way to make money off of the very problems they helped create," Yale Law School professor John Morley said of the corporate lawyers who participated in the frenzy.People in the News—April 8, 2024—McNees, Burns White
McNees Wallace & Nurick announced that attorney Allen C. Tucci joined the firm's Devon office, as a member of the firm's corporate and tax practice group and the securities law, mergers and acquisitions, international law, and venture capital and emerging companies teams.View more book results for the query "Archer"
Midsize Moves: McNees Adds Archer Partner, Wiggin and Dana Hires Former Quinn Emmanuel Team
McNees Wallace & Nurick announced that corporate and securities attorney Allen C. Tucci joined the firm's Devon, Pennsylvania, office; Wiggin and Dana's intellectual property practice announced that litigator Kate Cassidy and her team have joined the firm's New York office, Cassidy as a partner.Star Startup Striving for Air Taxi Supremacy Replaces Legal Chief
Stellantis-backed Archer Aviation didn't explain the change, which comes as the electric aircraft maker seeks to outduel rival Joby Aviation.Mitigation of Damages in Medical Malpractice Defense
It is a broadly accepted principle of damages under New York tort law that no recovery should be allowed for losses in which the person injured could have prevented by reasonable effort. A review of the reported decisions on point reveals that issues of mitigation of damages are often litigated in architectural and legal malpractice cases, but less so in medical malpractice cases.Lawyer-Lobbyist Receipts Continue to Outpace Overall Expenditures on State Lobbying
"My impression, overall, is that the utilization of law firms to take on government affairs projects and clients is increasing, which is really positive," David Pascrell, chair of Gibbons' government and regulatory affairs group, said.Law Firm Operational Considerations for the Corporate Transparency Act
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