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Broward Lawyer Guides $2M Settlement as Case Continues Over Shopping Center Explosion
"If you keep on digging, you're going to find more defendants," plaintiffs counsel said.
Am Law Firms Get $210M in PPP Loans Forgiven
While 2020 ended strong, firm leaders and consultants said the loans were an important lifeline at a very uncertain time.
Buchalter, Dozens of Am Law Firms Get $210M in PPP Loans Forgiven
While 2020 ended strong, firm leaders and consultants said the loans were an important lifeline at a very uncertain time.
NH Hotels Score Partial Win in $100M COVID Coverage Dispute
In a rare policyholder COVID-19 business interruption (partial) win, the New Hampshire Superior Court has granted partial summary judgment for a hotel company seeking to recover business interruption losses from eight different insurance companies.
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Appeals Court Pauses Jury Trial As Michaels Stores Fights Spoliation Sanction
Michaels Stores argued that it never destroyed or disposed of the shopping cart, but it was likely the cart was mixed in with 25 to 30 others in use at the store at the time.
Crafty? Houston Judge Blasts Michaels Stores for Allowing Evidence to Be Destroyed
A Houston judge sanctioned Michaels Stores Inc. for intentionally spoiling evidence—a shopping cart and video recording—that were crucial to plaintiffs in an upcoming premises liability trial.
Energy Sector Coverage Litigator Joins Cozen O'Connor
Wendy B. Hall joined Cozen O'Connor in Houston in a practice the office leader said has been experiencing "incredible growth" due to more litigation and regulatory issues.
In a 'Giant Move,' Energy Sector Coverage Litigator Joins Cozen O'Connor
Wendy B. Hall joined Cozen O'Connor in Houston in a practice the office leader said has been experiencing "incredible growth" due to more litigation and regulatory issues.
Despite Pandemic, Texas Is Still Alluring to Out-of-State Firms
Firms not headquartered in Texas continue to launch offices, as they see opportunity in the state's diversifying economy.TRENDING STORIES
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