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Senate Republican's Fundraising Arm Hires Dickinson Wright for Jan. 6 Amicus Brief
The brief filed late Tuesday suggests the data being requested is protected by the First Amendment and amounts to an overreach from the Select Committee.
Judge Stephanie Davis Confirmed to 6th Circuit
Davis will be the second Black woman to serve on the Sixth Circuit and the first Black woman from Michigan on the court.
Meet Linda Parker, the Judge Deciding Whether to Sanction the 'Kraken' Lawyers
Parker said during her confirmation process that she believes judges should show "a continuous display of respect for all participants in the judicial process, open-mindedness, impartiality, and humility."
Hire Up: Large Firms Seek Out Regulatory Lawyers
Wiley Rein, Squire Patton Boggs and Gibson Dunn & Crutcher all noted pickups of lawyers from the public sector over the last several days.
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Florida Community Association Litigation: Homeowners’ Associations and Condominiums 2019
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'Questioning My Existence': DC Circuit's Dumping on 'Garamond' Divides Lawyers
Lawyers care as much about how their words appear in filings as what arguments those words are making. Here's a roundup of some of the things lawyers were saying on social media about the D.C. Circuit's discouragement of using the Garamond typeface.
SEC and EEOC Make Top Atlanta Hires—and Other 'On the Move' News
Nelson Mullins partner Nekia Hackworth Jones will become director of the SEC's Atlanta Regional Office, while Marcus Keegan, who had his own employment law firm, is the EEOC's new Atlanta regional attorney.
Hire Up: The DC Revolving Door Starts Turning
Attorneys from Capitol Hill and regulatory agencies are starting to find new homes in Big Law, while demand remains high for government veterans who've already established themselves in private practice.
US Must Pay $4.4 Million Fee Award for Unreasonable Patent Defense
Even excluding prelitigation conduct, the government's defense of infringement by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory was not "substantially justified," a U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit panel rules.
Did Roger Stone's Lawyers in Court Filing Just Reveal Trump's Cellphone Number?
The filing, which was subsequently pulled off of Pacer, included phone numbers and emails listed for the president and several of his former advisers.TRENDING STORIES
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