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October 22, 2013 |

The Churn: Lateral Moves in The Am Law 200

Dentons and McKenna Long & Aldridge both lose partners ahead of a merger vote that would unite the two firms; Hogan Lovells hires three corporate partners from Kaye Scholer; and Troutman Sanders adds three lawyers to three different offices. The Churn is constant. Please send all announcements and news releases to [email protected].
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September 20, 2007 |

Attorney Ineligibility Order Pursuant to Rule 1:28-2(a)

Notice to the bar.
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November 03, 2011 |

Candidates Who Passed the July 2011 N.Y. Bar Exam

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February 19, 2001 |

Jury Finds Doc Tried to 'Erase' a Brain

The bizarre treatment of a patient by Seattle neuropsychiatrist Dr. Donald L. Dudley, who allegedly used powerful drugs to "erase" an autistic man's brain, has yielded a $2.1 million judgment for negligence. The case is an extreme example of the brave new world of mental health malpractice litigation, in which plaintiffs' attorneys are filling the breach of a mental health system that could allow someone like Dudley to operate unchecked.
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November 03, 2004 |

New Bar Exam Hurdle: Indian Law

Washington has become the second state, after New Mexico, to include Indian law as a topic on the bar exam. A push is underway to add the subject to exams in Arizona, Idaho, Oklahoma and Oregon. Recognition of Indian law as an important subject for lawyers has grown as tribal economic power has increased, said Robert Anderson, director of the Native American Law Center at the University of Washington.
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June 24, 2002 |

Oregon Doctor's $22M Award Against Drug Maker Stands

The Oregon Supreme Court has refused to review a $22.5 million punitive judgment awarded to a doctor who said he'd been harmed by a drug company's failure to warn of possible toxic antibiotic interactions with an asthma medication. The doctor claimed Key Pharmaceuticals' fraud kept him from diagnosing a toxic drug interaction in a patient. The judgment may be the largest-ever recovery for a third party in a personal injury action.
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November 02, 2012 |

Post-Sandy, In-House Counsel Plan Ahead for the Next Storm

As municipalities, companies, and individuals continue to act in recovery mode, what better time for in-house counsel to take stock of what went well pre- and post-Sandy—and what needs improvement before the next time.
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