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Hunton lawyers juggle bankruptcy deals
Mark I. Duedall compares distressed asset deals to "a warehouse full of bananas."That's a reference to how quickly the value of a financially troubled company can spoil as key employees leave, business declines and suppliers demand cash as the company attempts to get its affairs together, regardless if it is in bankruptcy protection.Keeping Philadelphia Connected
Reprinted from The Legal IntelligencerSmall town, big case: Michael Vick and the dogs
SURRY, Va. AP - The centerpiece of this sleepy southeastern Virginia town challenges the definition of "stoplight" - the lone signal blinks red on two sides, yellow on the others."It's a caution light," Surry County court clerk Gail Clayton explains.These days, it's a spot featuring plenty of action.How to kill the holiday party fun
With so many rules, and so little fun the Carriest wonders what happened to the raucous holiday party?Recession trickles down to Partnership
The head of a local volunteer legal group is getting a unique perspective on how the recession is affecting the legal community.Rachel Epps Spears, executive director of the Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta, said lawyers who have been laid off are withdrawing their representation while employment lawyers who still have jobs can't help her because they are too busy working for paying clients.Last-Minute Reprieves From High Court Becoming More Common
Alabama death row inmate Robert Lee Tarver had just eaten what he thought was his last meal when the Supreme Court granted a stay of his execution. Tarver is not the only condemned killer recently granted a last-minute reprieve from the high court. Surprising as it may seem coming from a conservative Supreme Court, stays of execution are becoming more common. Since July, the Court has stopped six executions -- a substantial increase over two years ago, when it granted only two stays the entire term.Harmony in DOJ and FTC Antitrust Enforcement
For decades, antitrust lawyers at the U.S. Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission have squabbled over turf, but now the two agencies are moving toward a rare level of rapport.State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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