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Personal Injury Insurance Coverage: Insuring Intangible Rights
This article discusses the broad scope of Coverage B, particularly for violations of intangible rights and intentional torts, which many businesses (and their attorneys) incorrectly assume are uncovered.
Old Spanish Wisdom for Today's American Appellate Practitioners
The Spanish are known for their many witty aphorisms, passed down over centuries, which they call refranes. As it turns out, some of these refranes carry with them useful lessons for American appellate lawyers today.
The DC Circuit's Term Is Over. Here Are the Cases to Watch for This Summer.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit wrapped up oral arguments last Friday for the summer.
Atlanta Leader Among Diverse Legal Tech Founders Who Find Many Mentorships, But Few Investments
A genuine interest in helping make legal technology inclusive caused an uptick in mentorship opportunities for diverse founders, but entrepreneurs say that mentorship has not necessarily translated into investors' trust in their endeavors.
Post-George Floyd, Diverse Legal Tech Founders Find Many Mentorships, But Few Investments
A genuine interest in helping make legal technology inclusive caused an uptick in mentorship opportunities for diverse founders, but entrepreneurs say that mentorship has not necessarily translated into investors' trust in their endeavors.
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District of Columbia Legal Malpractice Law 2024
Authors: Shari L. Klevens, Alanna G. Clair
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TV Providers Allege 'Illicit' Streaming Operation Violates $90 Million Settlement
This lawsuit was surfaced on Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Law Firms Still Perplexed About How to Go Hybrid: The Morning Minute
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'Overmentored and Underfunded': Diverse Entrepreneurs Dish on Legal Tech Startup Experience
Legalweek panelists on diversity say legal tech sits at an unfortunate intersection: law and tech—two fields dominated by white, male entrepreneurs. The change will have to begin with investors seeking to fund different demographics.