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For Law Firms, Dodging a Digital Communications Crisis Is Critical
After reading "Digital Body Language," Mayer Brown chair Jon Van Gorp reflects on how to ensure that meaning and purpose aren't lost in translation as digital communications reach Mach speed.
Hybrid Models Are Driving Demand For Co-working Spaces
"Mindspace is a fantastic addition to The Gateway at Wynwood and we are proud to have a vibrant coworking space in our growing community," said Shelby Rosenberg, R&B Realty's head of development and acquisitions, US portfolio.
Always a Marine: Connecticut Lawyer Brings Personal Experience to Veterans' PACT Act Claims
Bob Reardon served as a captain in the U.S. Marines at Camp Lejeune during the early 1970s. At 76, he continues to practice law and is helping veterans who have been exposed to harmful chemicals.
In Departure From Trump Era Nominations, Biden Relies Less on Feeder Judges
Court watchers say clerkships are considered one indicator of the ideological leanings of a judge, and something Republican presidents have paid more attention to than Democrats.
With $150 Million at Stake, SCOTUS Will Hear First Abandoned Property Case in 30 Years
Delaware is challenging the recommendations of a special master over what state gets to claim abandoned MoneyGram funds.
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Dela. Vies Against 30 Other States In $150M Abandoned Property Dispute Now Before SCOTUS
Delaware is challenging the recommendations of a special master over what state gets to claim abandoned MoneyGram funds.
This Lawyer Is Fighting Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Over Abortion, Other Issues
The Florida constitution means what the courts said it means, and not "whatever DeSantis needs it to mean to silence his critics, promote his loyalists, and subvert the will of the voters," Andrew Warren, a suspended state attorney, asserted in the complaint.
Holland & Knight Launches Mexican Construction Practice to Advise Nearshoring Clients
The practice will be led by Claudio Rodríguez, an energy and infrastructure partner who headed the Mexico City office of Thompson & Knight before that firm merged with Holland & Knight in 2021.
Holland & Knight Launches Mexican Construction Practice to Advise Nearshoring Clients
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