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Barnes & Thornburg, Driven by Hiring, Grows Revenue Double Digits
People were the engine of the Am Law 100 firm's gains last year, with 34 lateral partners and around 90 lawyers overall joining the firm, said Barnes managing partner Andy Detherage.
U.S. Bank National Association v. Joerger
Publication Date: 2024-03-19 Practice Area: Real Estate
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Court: Supreme Court, Suffolk Judge: Justice Thomas F. Whelan Attorneys: For plaintiff: Attys for Plaintiff: Knuckles, Komosinski, & Manfro, LLP, Upper Saddle River, NJ. For defendant: Attys. for Def. Phyllis Joerger: The Ranalli Law Group, PLLC, Hauppauge, NY. Case number: 206156/2022
Court Finds No 'Legitimate Legislative Purpose' to Support FAPA's Retroactivity
Will the Corporate Transparency Act Smother the Cannabis Industry?
Mandating "true owners' identity disclosure" to prevent using shell companies to conceal criminal revenue, the Corporate Transparency Act creates myriad cannabis industry headaches.
Recused: Texas Judge Steps Away From Case Amid Scrutiny of His Investments
The judge was presiding over over litigation contesting a proposed cap on credit card late fees.
Legal Tech Rundown: BCLP Launches AI Bill Tracker, Reveal Expands Its Partner Program, and More
An update on the legal tech market's past few weeks, from product launches to new partnerships.
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Texas Defends Its Immigration Control Law to Supreme Court
The state's solicitor general told the justices to allow the law to take effect, calling it necessary to stop the "crisis" of illegal immigration at the border.
'Reinvigorated' California DOJ Gears Up to Bring First Criminal Antitrust Case in Decades
California Assistant Attorney General Paula Blizzard said she's made it her mission to capitalize on the broadness of the state's antitrust statute, the Cartwright Act, and bring cases.
Too Fast? Personal Injury Suit Puts Spotlight on Amazon's Delivery Quotas
Amazon requires its drivers to deliver as many as 250 packages in an eight-hour shift, which works out to a pace of less than two minutes per package, according to the suit in "Harrison v. Amazon.com."
WWW.You'reBeingSued: Lawyers Criticized Over Website-Accessibility Suits
The number of lawsuits are skyrocketing, with some law firms filing dozens a day, alleging violations of the Americans With Disabilities Act, especially as it applies to business websites.
On 'Chevron' Deference and a Path Forward
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