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Florida's Governor Tops $3.3 Million in Matching Funds
Gov. Ron DeSantis is receiving the public money as he piles up $13.44 million for his reelection campaign and $130 million for his political committee.
Judge Upholds Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's Eligibility
Free Speech for People, which filed the lawsuit, said in a statement that Fulton County Superior Court Judge Brasher ruled "with minimal legal analysis," and that it has not decided whether to appeal to the Georgia Supreme Court.
Patent Issues or Errors? Maybe a Reissue Can Help
Many parties obtain U.S. patents every year. Sometimes there are errors or deficiencies in these patents. Many minor errors may be corrected by means of a certificate of correction issued by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). But more serious errors, and even some things that one may not think of as being "errors," may be corrected by means of filing a reissue application.
Reframing Resilience for the Successful In-House Attorney
"Resilience" is typically understood as the ability to survive difficulties by maintaining coping strategies when faced with adversity. But what if we reframe how we see resilience as in-house counsel? What if resilience is more than coping to survive, and is instead seen as a skill that you intentionally develop in order to thrive within your role?
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Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings and Related Torts in Pennsylvania, Second Edition
Authors: George Bochetto, David P. Heim, John A. O’Connell, Robert S. Tintner
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Judge: Willis Can't Question State Senator
Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney agreed with Republican state Sen. Burt Jones that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis had a conflict of interest because she hosted a fundraiser last month for Jones' Democratic opponent in November's election for lieutenant governor.
Waiver of the Attorney-Client Privilege—What Attorneys Need to Know
The Fifth District in Papa John's USA v. Moore, Case No. 5D22-716 (Fla. 5th DCA July 15, 2022), on certiorari review, held that defense counsel did not waive the privilege during cross-examination of a corporate representative where a confidential matter or communication was not disclosed. The district court thus quashed the trial court's order holding otherwise.
Starting With Delaware Courts, Lex Machina Adds State Motion Metrics to Legal Analytics Platform
While State Motion Metrics currently only has data on five state courts, four in Delaware and one in Los Angeles, the legal research company ultimately wants to offer its feature to the 27 state courts that it covers.
Lex Machina Adds State Motion Metrics to Legal Analytics Platform
While State Motion Metrics currently only has data on five state courts, four in Delaware and one in Los Angeles, the legal research company ultimately wants to offer its feature to the 27 state courts that it covers.TRENDING STORIES
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