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How Cooper & Kirk Became One of the Most Influential Firms in Washington
When arguing high-level, important constitutional questions, having skilled opposition that goes right to the heart of things is of the highest importance.Winning Lawyer Says Victim Blaming Fueled $44M Houston Verdict
"On balance, we think Hilton has a responsibility here," plaintiffs attorney Ed Blizzard recounted telling the jury. "What kind of hotel makes an error like this, and puts a woman in the wrong room, and then she is sexually assaulted, blames her? They didn't really treat her as a human being, much less as a guest in the hotel."Jury Awards Ex-University of Utah Autism Researcher $760K Over Retaliatory Firing
Judith Zimmerman, an assistant professor the psychiatry department at the University of Utah from 2005 to 2013, was granted $135,000 for emotional distress damages and $625,000 for the university's breach of contract before June 30, 2013, according to the verdict form.Who Got the Work?℠: Boston Scientific's $1.75B Buy, IBM's Employment Class Action and More
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Avalanche of Amicus Briefs Will Hit Justices in New Abortion Rights Case
The Roberts court "holds the top three spots for amicus briefs filed in a case—all three reaching triple digits," one appellate lawyer says. "We haven't seen a case with over 100 amicus briefs since 2015, but next term has potential with several blockbusters."Avalanche of Amicus Briefs Will Hit Justices in New Abortion Rights Case
The Roberts court "holds the top three spots for amicus briefs filed in a case—all three reaching triple digits," one appellate lawyer says. "We haven't seen a case with over 100 amicus briefs since 2015, but next term has potential with several blockbusters."Monsanto 'Bought and Paid For' Appeal on Preemption, Plaintiffs Lawyers Say
Plaintiffs attorneys that got Roundup verdicts have accused parent company Bayer of paying its opponent in a Georgia case to appeal a favorable federal preemption ruling to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. Bayer, which has raised federal preemption arguments in other Roundup appeals in California, defended its actions as transparent and the settlement as appropriate.Trending Stories
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