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Dean Developments: 3 Law Schools Appoint New Leadership, Quinnipiac Receives $3M Donation
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Insurance Company Sues Florida Attorney for Alleged False Claim
"[He] has earned more money from his solo personal injury practice, opened subsequent to the onset of his disability, than he had prior to his alleged total disability," the insurer said of the attorney.
Public Interest Law Center Hires Hausfeld Global Managing Partner as Executive Director
Brent Landau, global managing partner at Hausfeld, is set to become the next executive director of the Public Interest Law Center starting next month.
ACLU-PA Brings in High-Ranking Member of Krasner Admin as New Leader
"We are circling back to our roots and reigniting some of what made the ACLU most well known, which is defending civil rights through the ballot," Lee said.
Does Supreme Court Have Discretion To Disregard an Appellate Order To Enter Judgment?
The title of this article suggests a notion that, in light of the highly complex and sophisticated rules of appellate procedure, is absurd. However, this very issue lies at the heart of the majority's compelling opinion, penned by Presiding Justice Diane T. Renwick, in 'Favourite v Cico'.
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Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings and Related Torts in Pennsylvania, Second Edition
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Supreme Court's Cardali Decision Does Away With Catch-22 in Establishing Cohabitation Claims
We support the decision in Cardali, not only because it clarifies a disparity in appellate practice, but because the opinion presents granular methodology for litigants and trial courts.
Cohabitation Frustration No More: New Ruling Clarifies the Prima Facie Burden
The Supreme Court's 'Cardali' decision held that the prima facie burden is simply a "threshold showing required so that the privacy of the spouse or civil union partner receiving alimony is not invaded in pursuit of a baseless cohabitation claim." The court—in what is an important clarification—held that the prima facie showing "is not intended to impose a high bar."
'Big Win for Clarity': NJ Supreme Court Sets Rules for Prima Facie Showing in Alimony Termination
In a ruling that is being lauded by family law practitioners around the state, the New Jersey Supreme Court has held that, to make a prima facie showing of cohabitation, a party seeking to terminate alimony does not need to satisfy all the cohabitation factors in either "Konzelman v. Konzelman" or the state alimony statute.
Litigation Departments Specialty Finalist 2023: Hausfeld
It has been a noteworthy year for Hausfeld, marked by multiple leadership appointments to some of the most prominent class-action cases in the United States; significant lateral hires; and achieving significant cash settlements and meaningful nonmonetary relief for clients.TRENDING STORIES
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