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Why Nonlawyer Can Invest in Law Firms in the U.K.—But Not in the U.S.
Under recent legal reforms, British law firms can now accept outside investment. The American Bar Association remains steadfastly opposed to such changes.Class Action Against Jacoby & Meyers Alleges Deceptive Billing
A putative class action filed in Newark, N.J., federal court claims Jacoby & Meyers and an affiliated firm engaged in deceptive billing practices by farming out some legal work to litigation support companies owned by the firms' partners.Nonlawyer Investment Lawsuit Focus Shifts to Conn.
In 2011, the national personal injury firm Jacoby & Meyers sparked debate by filing lawsuits in three states that challenged bans to nonattorney investment and ownership in law firms. The idea was to infuse new financial blood into what some saw as an outdated business model.Jacoby Keeps Alive NY Suit Over Non-Lawyer Investors
Although Jacoby & Meyers has dropped its New Jersey lawsuit, the firm continues to pursue its battle to overturn bans on nonlawyer investments in law firms through federal litigation in New York, said Andrew Finkelstein, who leads the regional personal injury firm.Jacoby & Meyers Drops Bid for Nonlawyer Equity Stake
Three years after bringing a constitutional challenge to New Jersey's ban on law firm ownership by non-attorneys, Jacoby & Meyers has voluntarily dismissed its case.Judge Grants Bankruptcy Request to Firm's Creditors
A national bankruptcy law firm is now in bankruptcy itself. Southern District Bankruptcy Judge Shelley Chapman has granted the Chapter 7 request of creditors for Jacoby & Meyers Bankruptcy LLP.California Amplifier v. RLI Ins. Co.
CALIFORNIA AMPLIFIER, INC., et al., Plaintiffs and Appellants, v. RLI INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant and Respondent.113 Cal. Rptr. 2d 915COURT OF APPEAL…Judge Denies Bid to Transfer Bankruptcy Case to Illinois
Jacoby & Meyers Bankruptcy LLP unsuccessfully argued that the petition filed in the Southern District by several creditors of the firm should have been dismissed because Chicago, not New York, was the "nerve center" of its operations.Revenue, Profit, Cash: Managing Law Firms for Success
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