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Discharged Law Firm Can Collect Fees From Client's New Firm, Justices Say
Pittsburgh's Meyer Darragh can recover nearly $15,000 from a firm that took over an estate case, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court found.
Court Extends Non-Compete Law to IP Licensing Agreements
Milton Springut discusses "Crye Precision v. Duro Textiles," a recent Second Circuit decision which extends the common-law restrictions on non-compete provisions to a new area: intellectual property licenses.
Microsoft, Nodding to '#MeToo,' Says It Won't Keep Harassment Victims Out of Court
"The easiest mistake any employer can make is to assume that 'this could never happen here,'" Brad Smith, the company's chief legal officer, said in a blog post Tuesday. "While it's natural to hope and believe that's the case, one of the fundamental lessons of recent months is that people's voices need to be heard if their problems are to be addressed."
Big Law Looks On as 'New Law' Gets Closer to Clients
A deal to outsource a portion of DXC Technology Co.'s legal department to UnitedLex Corp. may have long-term effects for law firms.
After Key Departures in DC, Crowell, Wilson Sonsini Add Hires
In the wake of high-level departures, Crowell picked up a government contracts pro from Wiley Rein, while Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati nabbed a CFIUS expert from Steptoe & Johnson.
Doctor Ordered to Pay $65K for Breach of Recruitment and Employment Agreements
On Aug. 15, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit affirmed the grant of summary judgment by the District Court for the Western District of Arkansas to Johnson Regional Medical Center (JRMC) in its breach of contract suit against its former employee, Dr. Robert Halterman.
Baker Donelson the Latest Firm to Adopt AI for Contract Analysis
The firm recently inked a deal with Kira Systems to parse contracts in complex acquisitions and capital raises.
Disney's Director Change on Han Solo Creates a Disturbance in The Force
Disney's upcoming "Star Wars" prequel about the young Han Solo is—by light years—the most potentially lucrative movie ever to switch directors in the middle of shooting. A Millennium Falcon-size headache would seem a real possibility for Michael Johnson and Sam Fischer of Ziffren Brittenham LLP, the legal team that would in theory rework the contracts of the exited directing duo Phil Lord and Chris Miller. Then there would be getting the new director, Oscar-winner Ron Howard, under contract and up and running, satisfying the Directors Guild of America and sorting out the credits issue; and keeping on track the most prestigious and lucrative properties owned by Lucasfilm and Disney.
José Andrés, Trump Organization Settle DC Hotel Feud
Details of the settlement were not disclosed, but the two sides had sued each other for millions of dollars in a breach of contract suit sparked by President Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric.
José Andrés, Trump Organization Settle DC Hotel Feud
Details of the settlement were not disclosed, but the two sides had sued each other for millions of dollars in a breach of contract suit sparked by President Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric.