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Law Firms' Fees Slashed After Investigation Into Class Action Billing
Plaintiff law firms Labaton Sucharow and the Thornton Law Firm say they are evaluating options after a judge referred the firms' conduct to a disciplinary authority.Invoking the 'Interest of Justice,' Judge Taps Sidley's Alan Raul to Represent Roger Stone Jurors
Raul is a former associate counsel to President Ronald Reagan, a member of the conservative group Checks and Balances and the head of Sidley Austin's privacy and cybersecurity practice.At Wilson Sonsini, M&A, Tech and Life Sciences Fuel Big Gains
Managing partner Douglas Clark said the firm enjoyed strong client demand in a year when it was also investing heavily for the future.Judge: RingCentral Needs to Allege More Specifics About Competitor-Drafted Fake Reviews
A federal magistrate judge granted Nextiva's motion to dismiss claims that it faked online reviews about cloud-based communications service rival RingCentral, but gave RingCentral a chance to amend its complaint.View more book results for the query "*"
2nd Circuit Panel Challenges DOJ Lawyer on 'Public Charge' Rationale
Attorneys for the challengers, meanwhile, faced less withering questioning from the engaged panel, as oral argument stretched on for nearly two hours.2nd Circuit Judges Challenge US DOJ Lawyer on 'Public Charge' Rationale
Attorneys for the challengers, meanwhile, faced less withering questioning from the engaged panel, as oral argument stretched on for nearly two hours.Lawyer Formerly of WeWork's Employee Relations Department Sues Over Racial, Gender Discrimination
"Once WeWork became aware of Plaintiff's intent to proceed with this case, it repeatedly threatened that it would seek an award of attorney's fees and costs against her should she dare bring her case in a public court of law instead of through, private confidential arbitration," Ayesha Whyte states in the complaint.Five Things to Know About Apple's $500M Throttling Settlement
Apple Inc. has agreed to pay between $310 million and $500 million to settle class actions alleging that it surreptitiously slowed older iPhones with software upgrades. The deal would include potentially $25 payments to class members and $93 million in attorney fees.5 Things to Know About Apple's $500M Throttling Settlement
Apple Inc. has agreed to pay between $310 million and $500 million to settle class actions alleging that it surreptitiously slowed older iPhones with software upgrades. The deal would include potentially $25 payments to class members and $93 million in attorney fees.Trending Stories